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Formwork Carpenter

Trade · Sydney, Australia · Full-Time · $65 - $70/hr

Formwork carpenters with a proven track record are needed for established construction crews in Sydney. The work covers major projects across New South Wales, so the employer wants people who can step in and contribute from the start.

To be considered, you must be able to clearly show your practical formwork skills and work history. Candidates should bring technical ability, reliability, site awareness and pride in quality workmanship. Be honest about your background: what you claim on your application needs to be backed up.

Key Responsibilities

  • Follow all workplace health and safety procedures and keep the work area safe and organised
  • Interpret plans, drawings and specifications for each project
  • Set out, measure and mark formwork precisely
  • Build, install, assemble, position and secure formwork for concrete work
  • Work across a range of formwork systems and construction methods
  • Inspect completed formwork for alignment, levels, stability and accuracy
  • Operate hand and power tools safely
  • Coordinate with supervisors and other trades on active sites, supporting the wider team to keep the project schedule on track
  • Get allocated tasks done efficiently and to the required quality standard

Requirements & Eligibility

  • Valid White Card
  • Minimum 3 years of formwork carpentry experience that you can prove
  • Demonstrated, practical experience using formwork systems
  • Solid knowledge of formwork construction techniques
  • Can read and work from construction drawings and specifications
  • Track record of working productively in established site crews
  • Dependable, professional attitude to work, plus strong communication and teamwork skills
  • Able to handle the physical demands of a construction environment
  • Eligible onshore candidates who perform at a high level may be considered for sponsorship

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