Shuttering Carpenters

Construct and erect formwork systems (shuttering) for concrete structures, ensuring precise alignment and dimensional accuracy, using detailed blueprints and technical drawings.

Assemble and dismantle shuttering components, including timber, plywood, steel, and proprietary systems, with a focus on safety and efficiency.

Precisely measure, cut, shape, and fasten wooden or metal materials using hand and power tools, demonstrating expertise in various cutting and joining techniques.

Install and secure formwork to support the weight of wet concrete, employing techniques to prevent leaks and ensure structural integrity.

High school diploma or equivalent, demonstrating a basic understanding of mathematics and construction principles.

Relevant vocational training or apprenticeship in carpentry or shuttering, providing foundational knowledge of construction techniques.

Possession of a valid trade certificate or license for shuttering carpentry, showcasing formal recognition of skills and expertise.

Minimum of 3-5 years of experience in shuttering carpentry, demonstrating practical application of skills in various construction projects.