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Carpenter - Building Services Technician
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A Carpenter builds and repairs wood frameworks or structures for houses and buildings, or builds and installs wood cabinets, furniture or other fixtures. May specialize in residential, commercial or industrial carpentry.
$51,270 / year median in Texas
+8% projected growth
Job Description
About this role Work on specialized commercial sites in Corpus Christi, TX as a Building Services Technician performing hands-on facility maintenance, repairs, and minor construction. You'll handle rough and finish carpentry, painting, basic concrete work and quick turnaround repair tasks that keep facilities operating. This role fits experienced carpenters who are self-motivated, safety focused, and comfortable working independently on client-facing jobs. You'll diagnose issues, source materials, manage small budgets, and keep work areas clean and hazard-free while communicating directly with supervisors and clients. What you'll do Perform rough and finish carpentry, trim, door/hardware installation, and cabinet work on commercial sites Paint, perform basic concrete tasks (patching, small pours), and prepare surfaces for specialty finishes Diagnose facility issues, estimate materials, coordinate vendors, and manage budget-conscious repairs Follow OSHA and site safety protocols, use PPE, and maintain clean, hazard-free work areas Communicate with clients, supervisors, and team members to schedule work and ensure quality Organize daily tasks, meet deadlines, and complete work with minimal supervision What we're looking for 3-5+ years commercial carpentry or facilities maintenance experience Skilled in rough & finish carpentry, painting, and basic concrete work; familiar with building codes and ADA standards Able to read technical drawings and measure/cut accurately; strong attention to detail Capable of physical work: lifting, climbing, standing long periods, working on scaffolds and in confined spaces Valid driver's license and reliable transportation; comfortable using tablets/computers for schedules and reports Qualifications OSHA 10 and OSHA 30 certifications (required or company-supported) Valid driver's license High school diploma or GED preferred Bilingual in English and Spanish preferred Comfortable using mobile devices, scheduling software, email, and basic digital reporting What we offer Health, dental, and vision plan options Paid time off and recognized holidays Paid safety training and certification support (OSHA courses provided or reimbursed) Tool allowance or reimbursement and PPE provided Opportunities for overtime and advancement into lead or foreman roles Ready to apply? Build your profile. Sam gets you in front of contractors hiring for your trade. Apply Jobs find you Skillit connects craft workers directly with contractors hiring for your trade. No resumes, no chasing listings. Build your profile once and let jobs find you.