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Suburban Drywall Inc.

Steel Stud Framer

Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed

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A Cabinetmaker and Installer designs, builds and installs wood cabinets according to client specifications.

$42,883 / year median in Wisconsin

+15% projected growth

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Company Overview Suburban was founded as a small drywall services business in 1978. Today, we are Southern Wisconsin's leading provider of construction finishes. We offer a complete line of drywall, insulation, metal framing, painting, and staining services. We pride ourselves on providing a wide range of construction services to complete your building project on time and on budget. At Suburban, quality results and a seamless customer experience come first. We believe that service makes the difference. Position Summary The Steel Stud Framer / Carpenter at Suburban Drywall is responsible for constructing the structural framework of commercial and residential buildings. This role involves measuring, cutting, and assembling metal to build walls. Key Responsibilities Read and interpret blueprints, layouts, and construction drawings Measure, cut, and install steel studs Informs the foreman of any immediate discrepancies for framing or sheathing Follows and listens to specific interior and exterior framing instructions Asks necessary questions about the scope of work performed Pays attention to specific details for the scope of work Works safely around others Follows all safety guidelines from Suburban, OSHA, and general contractor specifications Reports any project or health hazards to the foreman Qualifications Basic power tool knowledge Math skills Detail-oriented