Construction Carpenter

AGC partners with South Dakota's leading construction companies and we have opportunities across the state for you. Get hands-on with your future in a highly stable industry. Construction industry employment will add almost 1 million jobs between now and 2024, with workers making 7.1% more money than in previous years! Founded in 1935, AGC of South Dakota is the only full-service statewide construction trade association that serves and represents commercial construction, heavy, highway, bridge, and municipal/utility contractors.

Our contractor members are currently seeking Construction Carpenters to assist with commercial construction, highway, bridge, and utility construction projects in your area.  These are full-time, well-paying positions with competitive benefits! Start building the foundation for a successful career in construction as a Construction Carpenter.

Role Overview:

Carpenters in our field work in the great outdoors calculating elevations, angles and harnessing the power of math to complete roadways, bridges and concrete structures. You’ll perform a variety of carpentry tasks, including setting forms, tying rebar and pouring concrete. Carpenters are one of the most important positions on any construction project. A good carpenter is able to adapt to changes on a project and build things safely and efficiently.
•Assemble and disassemble wooden forms, set and tie steel, and drive piling.
•Operate construction equipment and other power tooling; enhance your knowledge in various skilled trade specialties.
•Demonstrate best safety practices while working at heights, moving road materials/barricades, lifting various objects up to 50lbs, and working in all weather elements.

Member companies each have their own unique requirements based on their policies. By submitting your application, you will be considered by a multitude of companies within the AGC Association and evaluated against their requirements. For additional information, please contact us at AGCJobs@EnovaAdvantage.com.