Advertised through Brightpath Recruitment Ltd

Carpenter / Foreman Dublin 7.

Ireland, County Longford · Full time

About this role

Carpentry Foreman – Dublin 7 Build Your Career with a Reputable Main Contractor We’re working with a respected main contractor to recruit an experienced Carpentry Foreman for a significant public sector project in Dublin 7. This is a substantial 15-month project involving a mix of new-build, refurbishment and associated works within a live and highly controlled environment. It’s an excellent opportunity to join a well-established contractor on a high-profile Dublin project, with further work expected on completion.

What You’ll Be Doing

As Carpentry Foreman, you’ll take responsibility for coordinating and supervising carpentry and associated finishing works on site, ensuring works are completed safely, efficiently and to a high standard. You’ll work closely with the Site Manager and wider project team, coordinating trades, monitoring quality and helping to keep the programme on track.

What We’re Looking For

Strong carpentry/trade background Previous experience as a Carpentry Foreman or senior carpenter 5+ years’ relevant construction experience Experience on medium to large-scale building projects Strong understanding of quality and finishing standards Excellent communication and team leadership skills

What’s in It for You

15-month project in Dublin 7 Long-term, permanent opportunity with an established contractor Strong pipeline of projects following completion Excellent salary Pension Company vehicle Career progression within a stable and growing business Apply Today Send your CV in confidence and we’ll be in touch to discuss the position and project in more detail. INDSD

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