About the position Responsibilities • Perform routine street maintenance and concrete carpentry duties. • Establish and maintain effective working relationships with employees, officials, and the public. • Operate a motor vehicle for departmental tasks. • Determine appropriate elevation, grades, and radii for form placement. • Perform concrete finishing duties. • Operate a variety of semi-skilled street construction equipment. • Operate snow removal equipment. • Assist in setting up and cleaning job sites, including traffic control devices. • Clean weeds, trash, and debris from work sites. Requirements • High school diploma or equivalent, or equivalent work experience in a closely related construction field. • Valid New Mexico Driver's License with an acceptable driving record for the past three years. • Comprehensive knowledge of concrete finishing. • Experience in carpentry. • Ability to perform math calculations. • Experience operating jack-hammers, power saws, drills, and related equipment. • One year of work experience in a construction-related field involving the operation of trucks or light automotive equipment, or equivalent vocational training courses. Nice-to-haves • Class B CDL preferred but not required. • Willingness to be on 24-hour call. Benefits • Regular, full-time position with stable hours. • Potential for overtime based on work demands.
See More Details >>Company Description For almost twenty years, Capacity Builders, Inc. has dedicated its resources, determination and passion to working with the Diné (a traditional term for the Navajo) and other Native American communities in the United States. Our mission is to: • Build the capacity of the neediest tribal nonprofits and communities through training and support programs so they are better able to improve the lives of Native American youth and families. • Improve the health, wellness and quality of life of the Diné by providing direct services that include teen pregnancy prevention, drug and alcohol prevention, academic and service learning programs. • Encourage love, appreciation, and understanding for one’s culture by incorporating cultural learning components in our programs. Job Description Position Title: Construction Trainer Closing Date: Until Filled Job Type: Full-Time Salary/Hourly Wages: $35,000-$40,000 Job Summary: Reporting to the Project Director, the Construction Trainer will be responsible for assisting in the delivery of construction training to participants. The Construction Trainer will deliver direct services to students (individually, in small groups and in large groups) that will lead to the attainment of basic construction skills and job readiness. The Construction Trainer will be responsible for work site safety and collaboration with construction partners. In program and administration, the Construction Trainer will: In communications, the Construction Trainer will: • Communicate effectively and frequently with the Project Director concerning the ongoing project. • Works in collaboration with program and all other staff to facilitate a team environment • Build rapport with participants ranging in age from 16 to 24 • Demonstrate the ability to teach the construction curriculum • Maintain confidentiality of work related information Qualifications: • Minimum of a Bachelor's degree in Construction Management, Training, Education or related field of study –OR– • Experienced Journeyman with 5-7 years of project management with direct supervision. • Strong knowledge of the various construction trades, associated apprenticeship programs and industry organizations. • Ability to relate sensitively to a diverse group of young adults Navajo Preference in Employment applies. Enrolled members of the Navajo nation are strongly encouraged to apply. CBI is an equal employment opportunity employer. Qualifications Qualifications: • Minimum of a Bachelor's degree in Construction Management, Training, Education or related field of study –OR– • Experienced Journeyman with 5-7 years of project management with direct supervision. • Strong knowledge of the various construction trades, associated apprenticeship programs and industry organizations. • Ability to relate sensitively to a diverse group of young adults Additional Information Navajo Preference in Employment applies. Enrolled members of the Navajo nation are strongly encouraged to apply. CBI is an equal employment opportunity employer.
See More Details >>This role offers a career path with paid training and varied daily settings. • Prepare job sites for safe operation. • Frequent work around live gas mains and services performing taps, stop-offs, or tie-ins. • Excavate site using manual tools, excavating machinery, and shoring following all safety procedures. • Installation and maintenance of steel pipe or non-steel systems Polyethylene (PE) plastic pipe utilizing heat fusion/electrofusion. • Perform various safety tests, including pressure tests, on gas pipelines. • Operate and perform preventative and corrective inspections on company vehicles and equipment. Sr. level adds: • Entry Level Duties Plus Additional Responsibilities.
See More Details >>Embarking on a career as a carpenter in Farmington, NM, typically begins with an apprenticeship, blending hands-on experience with structured learning, allowing individuals to earn while they learn. Apprenticeships in Farmington generally last about four to five years, requiring extensive training under seasoned professionals. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, there are approximately 352,779 carpenters nationwide, with an average weekly wage of $438 in Farmington, translating to an average annual salary of $22,776. Trade schools, unions, and local training programs provide pathways to apprenticeships, leading to a rewarding career with the potential for significant earning growth, especially for those who specialize in areas like green building or custom carpentry.
