Non-Union Concrete Form Bridge Carpenter (Heavy Civil Construction - Alaska Projects)

Studies blueprints, structural drawings, and project specifications related to bridge and concrete formwork systems

Constructs, erects, and strips formwork for bridges, including decks, columns, caps, abutments, and footings

Measures, cuts, and assembles wood, metal, or prefabricated forming materials to specified dimensions

Builds and installs falsework, shoring, and bracing systems to support concrete placement

Aligns and secures formwork to ensure structural integrity and correct elevation, grade, and alignment

Works with layout tools to establish reference points and verify dimensions prior to concrete pours

Installs form ties, embeds, chamfers, and blockouts in accordance with project plans

Collaborates with ironworkers and labor crews during reinforcing steel placement and concrete operations

Dismantles and removes formwork systems after concrete has cured, ensuring safe and efficient reuse of materials

Inspects forms, shoring, and supports before and during concrete placement to ensure stability and compliance

Operates hand and power tools such as saws, drills, vibrators (as needed), and fastening equipment

Erects scaffolding, ladders, and work platforms to support elevated bridge construction activities

Maintains clean and organized work areas and ensures proper material handling and storage

Follows all company safety policies, OSHA regulations, and project-specific safety requirements

3+ years' experience in heavy civil construction, specifically concrete formwork and bridge structures

Experience with structural form systems, falsework, and shoring

Knowledge of bridge construction methods, including decks, piers, caps, and abutments

Ability to read and interpret structural drawings, plans, and specifications

Understanding of formwork systems, concrete placement processes, and sequencing

Familiarity with materials such as dimensional lumber, plywood, steel forms, and hardware

Strong attention to detail and accuracy in layout and measurements

Ability to plan work and select appropriate tools and materials

Ability to work effectively in a team environment on complex structural projects

Ability to climb, balance, and work at heights on scaffolds and bridge structures

Ability to lift and carry materials up to 100 pounds

Ability to stoop, kneel, crouch, and perform physically demanding tasks

Ability to work outdoors in varying weather and job site conditions