Winter Carpenter Helper

** To remove snow and ice from job sites, scaffolding and walkways, the workers will clear sidewalks, walkways, and similar pedestrian areas using snow shovels and snow blowers. Parking lots and larger work areas will be cleared using snow shovels and skid steers. Workers will spread rock salt by hand or with a salt spreader to remove ice and reduce slipping hazards. To maintain site accessibility, workers will clear-snow covered debris from walkways, work areas, and access points using shovels, brooms, and rakes, and will dispose of debris in designated dumpsters or waste areas. In the assistance of setting up temporary enclosures, tarps, and wind barriers, under the supervision of the carpenter or project manager, Carpenter Helpers will perform basic carpentry tasks, such as measure and cut dimensional lumber using standard carpentry hand and power tools, nail or screw the lumber together to create a temporary frame to erect temporary tents for exterior masonry work during cold weather. Reinforced plastic sheeting is stapled to the frame to create a weatherresistant temporary tent that protects the work area from cold temperatures and wind, allowing exterior masonry work to continue. To prevent weather-related materials damage, workers will cover and secure job site materials such as lumber and equipment with tarps or move them to sheltered storage. Workers will also assist with securing, adjusting, dismantling, and storing temporary tents, and tools and equipm