Carpenter (Formwork)

Build, set and strike formwork for foundations, columns, walls and slabs using timber and modern panel systems. Read drawings, set out accurately, brace and align the forms, and check levels before each pour. Strip and clean panels after curing and prepare them for the next section.

At least 3 years building formwork on real sites, comfortable with both timber and panel systems. Reads simple drawings and works to a set-out. Basic English (A1/A2) helps on mixed crews. Strong and steady for heavy lifting, work at height and cold mountain winters.

Health insurance, paid vacation per Montenegrin law, and a hot-meal allowance on site. Overtime paid at the legal rate, transport to the site provided, and a productivity bonus on milestone delivery. Full PPE and winter work gear supplied.

Path: Carpenter → Lead Carpenter (after 12 months) → Formwork Foreman (after 24 to 36 months). The company pays for work-at-height and panel-system training and backs carpenters moving toward supervision.

Infrastructure and housing sites across northern Montenegro, including bridge, road and building works. Daytime shifts, formwork crews of 8 to 12, a foreman on each site. Cold, snowy mountain winters and warm summers, with weather-adjusted schedules.