Residential Carpenter Jobs In Sydney

Residential Carpenter Jobs In Sydney With Visa Sponsorship Considered

Job Reference: CARP1

A medium-sized building company in the eastern suburbs of Sydney is looking for new carpenters for ongoing work with visa sponsorship considered.

The jobs are offering an hourly wage of $30-$45 depending on experience. Owning your own tools and transport is advantageous.

With several carpenters from the UK and Ireland working for them on sponsorship visas already, now’s the time to apply and possibly join them.

To apply, email your CV to [email protected] and quote the job reference CARP1 in the email.

Listed under the Skilled Occupation List, in which the Australian government maintains this profession under the Medium and Long-Term Strategic Skills List, is the profession of carpenter (MLTSSL). So, if you have the potential to become a Carpenter with exceptional abilities in this field, you may be an excellent candidate to be considered for nomination.

As a Carpenter, you may be called upon to build, erect, install, refurbish, and repair many types of constructions. Aside from that, it is their obligation to maintain the structural integrity of wood, plywood, wallboard, and other types of fixtures. Consequently, if you are competent of doing these activities at a high level, you may choose to consider the Carpenters’ road to Australian immigration.

Carpenters who work for major construction companies or specialist contractors may only be required to do a few standard tasks, such as creating wooden forms for concrete pouring or erecting scaffolding. Tunnel bracing, also known as brattices, is installed in subterranean passageways and mines by certain carpenters in order to manage the flow of air through the tunnels and to working locations.

Carpenters who operate outside of the building business are responsible for a wide range of installation and maintenance tasks. Among other things, they may replace broken glass panes, ceiling tiles, and doors, as well as fix broken desks, cabinets, and other furniture. Carpenters build partitions, doors, and windows, as well as replace locks and repair damaged furniture, depending on their employer’s requirements.