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Job Title:
Lead Carpenter Location:
San Diego, CA Pay Range:
$30 to $40 per hour DOE Experience Level:
7+ Years Shore to Summit Construction has partnered with iHire to reach top talent for their opening below. This role requires advanced skill in framing systems – metal stud framing, wood framing, and interior assemblies – and strong field leadership. As a key team leader, you will oversee a crew of 2–4 individuals and be responsible for executing framing scopes from layout through drywall-ready finishes, while coordinating closely with project managers, subcontractors, customers, and inspectors. This is an opportunity to join a tight-knit, safety-first team with a reputation for quality work and long-standing client relationships. Successful Lead Carpenter in this role can expect opportunities for advancement into Superintendent positions. Note:
Basic job posting information has been retained as provided. Key Responsibilities
Supervise day-to-day framing and general construction activities on site, including daily tailgate meetings and toolbox talks. Lead and manage crews of 2–4 carpenters/laborers. Train new team members in tools, tasks, and site expectations. Interpret and apply architectural, structural, and MEP drawings to guide fieldwork. Lead the accurate layout and installation of: • Cold-formed steel (CFS) framing for walls, ceilings, and soffits • Wood partitions and ceiling systems • Blocking, backing, and bracing for fixtures and equipment • Openings for doors, windows, and MEP penetrations Ensure framing scopes meet fire ratings, deflection tolerances, and seismic requirements. Manage MEP coordination, ensuring carpentry and framing crews successfully accommodate rough-ins and penetrations. Manage material deliveries, onsite staging, and inventory. Support project management in development of material takeoffs for project budgets. Monitor and report on crew productivity while managing task delegation. Inspect completed work for adherence to tolerances and applicable building codes (IBC/CBC). Maintain project schedules in coordination with project managers. Plan and track look-ahead schedules with project management. Maintain a clean and orderly job site and tool storage area. Enforce safety compliance in accordance with OSHA and company protocols. Ensure that crew members are adequately trained in tool usage and maintenance. Identify and resolve field conflicts proactively. Maintain accurate field documentation and markups. Perform quality control checks at key milestones. Technical Qualifications
Advanced ability to interpret construction documents (plans, elevations, sections, details). Expert in layout using total station, lasers, plumb bobs, levels, and stringlines. Expert in cold-formed steel framing (interior/exterior, load/non-load bearing). Expert in structural wood framing techniques, including engineered lumber and hangers. Familiarity with California Building Code (CBC), seismic anchoring requirements, and fire rated assemblies. Working knowledge of fire-rated assemblies, including head-of-wall and penetration details. Ability to review shop drawings and submittals for framing and hardware scopes. Proficient in reading and applying markups from Bluebeam or field-issued redlines. Competency in staging materials and planning efficient install sequences. Experience with training crews in the use of battery and pneumatic tools, including screw guns, impact drivers, and powder-actuated tools (Hilti/DeWalt). Experienced in leading AHJ inspection preparation and working directly with AHJ inspectors. Minimum Requirements
7+ years of commercial framing and carpentry experience. 2+ years of leadership or foreman-level supervision. Valid driver’s license, clean driving record, and dependable transportation. Comfortable using smartphones and tablets for timesheets, project software, and photos. High school diploma or GED (trade school or apprenticeship preferred). Physically capable of lifting 50+ lbs, standing for extended periods, and working outdoors. OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 certification preferred. Procore or field management app experience a plus. Benefits
Competitive hourly compensation Consistent, full-time work on rewarding custom residential projects Consistent schedule (Monday to Friday 7:30am-3:30pm) Supportive team environment that values quality and camaraderie Opportunity to grow within a highly respected builder 401(k) employee investment program Health Insurance Employment Type: Full Time Years Experience: 7+ years Salary: $30 - $40 Hourly
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Job Title:
Lead Carpenter Location:
San Diego, CA Pay Range:
$30 to $40 per hour DOE Experience Level:
7+ Years Shore to Summit Construction has partnered with iHire to reach top talent for their opening below. This role requires advanced skill in framing systems – metal stud framing, wood framing, and interior assemblies – and strong field leadership. As a key team leader, you will oversee a crew of 2–4 individuals and be responsible for executing framing scopes from layout through drywall-ready finishes, while coordinating closely with project managers, subcontractors, customers, and inspectors. This is an opportunity to join a tight-knit, safety-first team with a reputation for quality work and long-standing client relationships. Successful Lead Carpenter in this role can expect opportunities for advancement into Superintendent positions. Note:
Basic job posting information has been retained as provided. Key Responsibilities
Supervise day-to-day framing and general construction activities on site, including daily tailgate meetings and toolbox talks. Lead and manage crews of 2–4 carpenters/laborers. Train new team members in tools, tasks, and site expectations. Interpret and apply architectural, structural, and MEP drawings to guide fieldwork. Lead the accurate layout and installation of: • Cold-formed steel (CFS) framing for walls, ceilings, and soffits • Wood partitions and ceiling systems • Blocking, backing, and bracing for fixtures and equipment • Openings for doors, windows, and MEP penetrations Ensure framing scopes meet fire ratings, deflection tolerances, and seismic requirements. Manage MEP coordination, ensuring carpentry and framing crews successfully accommodate rough-ins and penetrations. Manage material deliveries, onsite staging, and inventory. Support project management in development of material takeoffs for project budgets. Monitor and report on crew productivity while managing task delegation. Inspect completed work for adherence to tolerances and applicable building codes (IBC/CBC). Maintain project schedules in coordination with project managers. Plan and track look-ahead schedules with project management. Maintain a clean and orderly job site and tool storage area. Enforce safety compliance in accordance with OSHA and company protocols. Ensure that crew members are adequately trained in tool usage and maintenance. Identify and resolve field conflicts proactively. Maintain accurate field documentation and markups. Perform quality control checks at key milestones. Technical Qualifications
Advanced ability to interpret construction documents (plans, elevations, sections, details). Expert in layout using total station, lasers, plumb bobs, levels, and stringlines. Expert in cold-formed steel framing (interior/exterior, load/non-load bearing). Expert in structural wood framing techniques, including engineered lumber and hangers. Familiarity with California Building Code (CBC), seismic anchoring requirements, and fire rated assemblies. Working knowledge of fire-rated assemblies, including head-of-wall and penetration details. Ability to review shop drawings and submittals for framing and hardware scopes. Proficient in reading and applying markups from Bluebeam or field-issued redlines. Competency in staging materials and planning efficient install sequences. Experience with training crews in the use of battery and pneumatic tools, including screw guns, impact drivers, and powder-actuated tools (Hilti/DeWalt). Experienced in leading AHJ inspection preparation and working directly with AHJ inspectors. Minimum Requirements
7+ years of commercial framing and carpentry experience. 2+ years of leadership or foreman-level supervision. Valid driver’s license, clean driving record, and dependable transportation. Comfortable using smartphones and tablets for timesheets, project software, and photos. High school diploma or GED (trade school or apprenticeship preferred). Physically capable of lifting 50+ lbs, standing for extended periods, and working outdoors. OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 certification preferred. Procore or field management app experience a plus. Benefits
Competitive hourly compensation Consistent, full-time work on rewarding custom residential projects Consistent schedule (Monday to Friday 7:30am-3:30pm) Supportive team environment that values quality and camaraderie Opportunity to grow within a highly respected builder 401(k) employee investment program Health Insurance Employment Type: Full Time Years Experience: 7+ years Salary: $30 - $40 Hourly
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