What does a carpenter do?
A carpenter specialises in creating structures using a variety of materials including timber, concrete and steel. Carpentry is a physically demanding job that requires planning skills; as well as the ability to work with a team of trade workers.
A carpenter will undertake a large range of tasks that include but are not limited to:
- Study drawings and plans to determine materials, dimensions and procedures required
- Construct and erect timber or steel framework and roof structures
- Lay flooring and floorboards
- Frame and install doors and windows
- Construct formwork in preparation for concreting
- Repair existing or install new fittings including stairs, window, doors, wallboards and floors
Course Code: Certificate III in Carpentry CPC30211
What does a carpenter do?
A carpenter specialises in creating structures using a variety of materials including timber, concrete and steel. Carpentry is a physically demanding job that requires planning skills; as well as the ability to work with a team of trade workers.
A carpenter will undertake a large range of tasks that include but are not limited to:
- Study drawings and plans to determine materials, dimensions and procedures required
- Construct and erect timber or steel framework and roof structures
- Lay flooring and floorboards
- Frame and install doors and windows
- Construct formwork in preparation for concreting
- Repair existing or install new fittings including stairs, window, doors, wallboards and floors
Course Code: Certificate III in Carpentry CPC30211
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*Correct as per Building and Construction General On-Site Award 2010 as at 1 November 2020.
The weekly rates of pay have been calculated with any tool allowances applicable to that trade and is based on a Junior Residential Apprentice who has completed Year 12.