Finish Carpenter

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    Seattle remodeling contractor is seeking an experienced carpenter with strong finish skills to join our team. We’re looking for candidates with a strong background in residential remodel construction. We’re considering carpenters who have at least 5 years experience in remodeling.

    Candidates should have a solid knowledge of framing to finish specifically in remodeling. All candidates should have standard carpentry tools, personal protection gear and reliable transportation.

    Carpenters should have journey-level skills, and be able to work alone or with a crew to complete framing, window and door installation, exterior trim, siding and interior finish work. This position is likely to focus on finish work, so strong skills in stain-grade materials, railings, stairs and custom millwork are essential.

    Most of our projects are additions and significant remodels of existing homes. Details and quality of work are extremely important; we are looking for someone who can both focus on immediate tasks and think forward.

    We offer competitive wages and full benefits: a generous PTO program, 401k and company-subsidized medical/dental/vision. We work primarily in West Seattle.

    Please submit your resume to ‘ventanaresumes@gmail.com’ for consideration. Due to the large number of expected resumes, we will only respond to top candidates.

    Please respond to this ad with the subject line “Skilled Carpenter”.

    #1041309

    Carson
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    Seriously? You actually think there are so many finish carpenters looking for work you will be too overwhelmed to respond back to them all? I am loathe to tell you how to operate your business but if someone took a few minutes to respond to my ad I figure I can take a few seconds to send them back a form letter “sorry but sorry, we will keep your information on file if anything opens up in the future” kind of thing. If you don’t have a decent HR program, get one, it makes correspondence super easy, and professional.

    PS. I am sending this to Ventana as well, it’s not an anonymous rant

    #1041425

    shotinthefoot
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    My goodness some people sure have a lot of time on their hands.

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