Travel Carpenter: Prefab Panels, Framing

Bring high-quality homes and community projects to life across Western Canada. Buildforth by Paradigm is hiring an experienced Carpenter to support active construction projects throughout British Columbia. This hands-on role is ideal for someone who takes pride in quality craftsmanship, works well as part of a crew, and is comfortable travelling to project locations. You will complete a broad range of carpentry work, including framing, finishing, and the installation and connection of prefabricated wall-panel systems produced within the Paradigm Group. You will help ensure panels, structural components, windows, doors, and finishes are installed safely, accurately, and in accordance with drawings and project requirements. AT A GLANCE • CAD 34.50-40.00 per hour, based on experience and qualifications • Travel to active projects throughout British Columbia, Alberta & the Yukon (see those northern lights) • Typical 10-12 hour shifts, with overtime based on project schedules • LOA, mileage, travel time, and employer-arranged accommodations, as applicable • Group benefits, EAP, annual safety allowance, referral bonus program, and growth opportunities

CARPENTER

BUILD WITH PRECISION. INSTALL WITH PRIDE.

Bring high-quality homes and community projects to life across Western Canada.

Buildforth by Paradigm is hiring an experienced Carpenter to support active construction projects throughout British Columbia. This hands-on role is ideal for someone who takes pride in quality craftsmanship, works well as part of a crew, and is comfortable travelling to project locations.

You will complete a broad range of carpentry work, including framing, finishing, and the installation and connection of prefabricated wall-panel systems produced within the Paradigm Group. You will help ensure panels, structural components, windows, doors, and finishes are installed safely, accurately, and in accordance with drawings and project requirements.

AT A GLANCE

• CAD 34.50-40.00 per hour, based on experience and qualifications

• Travel to active projects throughout British Columbia, Alberta & the Yukon (see those northern lights)

• Typical 10-12 hour shifts, with overtime based on project schedules

• LOA, mileage, travel time, and employer-arranged accommodations, as applicable

• Group benefits, EAP, annual safety allowance, referral bonus program, and growth opportunities

WHY THIS ROLE STANDS OUT • Work on innovative, energy-efficient homes and construction projects.

• Gain hands-on experience installing prefabricated wall panels and advanced building systems.

• Join an experienced field team that values safety, quality, teamwork, and practical problem-solving.

• Access competitive compensation, travel support, benefits, and opportunities to grow your skills.

WHAT YOU’LL DO • Install, align, brace, fasten, and connect prefabricated wall panels in accordance with drawings, specifications, and site requirements.

• Construct and install framing, partitions, floor and roof systems, stairs, windows, doors, exterior components, and finishes.

• Read and interpret blueprints, shop drawings, wall-panel layouts, building plans, and project specifications.

• Measure, mark, cut, shape, assemble, and fasten wood and other construction materials accurately.

• Verify layout, dimensions, openings, connections, plumb, level, and fit before and during installation.

• Inspect materials and completed work, identify deficiencies, and complete adjustments or repairs as required.

• Safely operate hand tools, power tools, saws, and other construction equipment.

• Coordinate with forepersons, site supervisors, crane operators, other trades, and project teams to keep work moving efficiently.

• Support apprentices and less-experienced team members by sharing practical knowledge and safe work practices.

• Maintain clean, organized work areas and follow company safety requirements, site procedures, and PPE standards.

WHAT YOU BRING • Three to five years of carpentry or directly related construction experience.

• Strong framing and general carpentry skills, with confidence reading drawings and completing accurate layouts.

• Experience with prefabricated or panelized construction, wall-panel installation, crane-assisted erection, or modular building systems is an asset.

• Carpentry apprenticeship training, Red Seal, or Journeyperson Carpenter certification is an asset, but not required.

• Fall Protection and other relevant safety certifications are assets.

• Ability to safely use carpentry tools and equipment and complete the physical requirements of active site work.

• A collaborative attitude, strong attention to detail, sound judgment, and practical problem-solving skills.

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