Site Framer

Job description

We’ve recently begun production at our new state-of-the-art robotic homebuilding plant in partnership with several large homebuilders within the Greater Calgary Region. Powered by Promise Robotics' transformative production lines for timber-based panelized construction, the new plant enables our group of homebuilding partners to significantly increase the capacity and speed of home production within the fast-growing region of Calgary, AB. To support our continued growth, we are seeking a Site Framer to install prefabricated floor systems, panelized frames, and build roofs on site. In this role you will preform a variety of tasks involving physical labor and are required to operate equipment and hand and power tools. ### What you will do: - Assemble/finish pre-built wall, floor, and build roof structures - Examine and understand specifics of blueprints and building plans to prepare project layouts to determine the dimensions and materials required for building the frame for a house - Perform back framing to complete the homes. - Guide the site logistics and craning - Use a variety of hand and power tools such as saws, drills, nail guns, framer’s squares, and measuring tapes. - Provide on the job training & mentorship to other employees. - Maintain safety standards in the work place. - Follow quality control procedures. - Work with the construction and procurement manager to ensure timely planning of resources. - Participate actively in problem solving sessions, continuous improvement initiatives. - Perform additional duties as required. ### What you will need to succeed: - High School Diploma, GED or equivalent. - 2-5 years of residential framing experience - Journeyman Carpenter certification is an asset - Proficient in building codes - Experience with AutoCAD and Revit software is a strong asset - Team work oriented. - Excellent problem solving skills and good communication skills. - Residential construction knowledge. - Ability to operate hand and power tools. - Ability to read and interpret blueprints and shop drawings. - Knowledge of health and safety rules. - Knowledge of imperial and metric measurement systems. - Must be able to push, pull and move equipment and/or material up to 50 pounds. - Must be able to distinguish colors. - May require work in hazardous environments requiring protective equipment.