Shuttering Carpenter

Job Description

We are seeking experienced and hardworking Shuttering Carpenters to join our team for upcoming large-scale construction projects. The successful candidates will be responsible for setting up formwork and shuttering structures to ensure the precise pouring of concrete for various structural elements.Key Responsibilities:Measuring, cutting, and assembling timber, plywood, or metal formwork.Installing props, braces, and shoring to support formwork during concrete pours.Aligning and leveling formwork to ensure structural accuracy.Dismantling shuttering safely after concrete has cured and preparing materials for reuse.Maintaining a clean and safe workspace in compliance with site safety standards.Requirements:Proven experience as a Shuttering Carpenter in residential or commercial construction (Gulf Experience Prefered).Ability to work accurately with various shuttering systems (e.g., Peri, Doka, or traditional timber).Physical fitness and the ability to work 10-hour shifts.Basic understanding of construction safety protocols.Valid passport (required for international processing).Salary and Benefits Package:Gross Salary: OMR 120 to 150 per month.Allowances: Food, Accommodation, and Transportation are fully provided by the company at no cost to the employee.Visa Charges: 100% Free (Provided by the company).Duty Hours: 10 hours per day.Weekly Holiday: 1 day off per week.Leave Policy: 2 months of paid holiday upon completion of a 2-year contract.Travel: A return air ticket to major cities in India is provided every 2 years.Legal Protections: All other terms and conditions are strictly governed as per Omani Labor Laws.How to Apply:Interested candidates should submit their updated CV and copies of experience certificates. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted for trade tests and interviews.SkillsTechnical Skills:Formwork Systems: Proficiency in assembling various systems, including traditional timber shuttering and modern modular systems (such as Doka or Peri).Measurement Accuracy: Expert use of measuring tapes, spirit levels, plumb bobs, and laser levels to ensure structures are perfectly vertical and horizontal.Tool Proficiency: Skill in operating hand and power tools, including circular saws, drills, grinders, and hammers, with a focus on safety and precision.Material Knowledge: Understanding the properties of different materials like plywood, timber, and steel, and how they react under the pressure of wet concrete.Functional & Construction Skills:Fixing & Bracing: Knowledge of how to properly install tie-rods, clamps, and props to prevent formwork "bulging" or bursting during the concrete pour.Joint Sealing: Ensuring all joints are tight and watertight to prevent the leakage of cement grout (slurry).Striking (Dismantling): Ability to safely remove formwork after the concrete has set without damaging the newly formed edges or surfaces.Physical & Professional Skills:Physical Stamina: Capacity to perform heavy lifting, climbing, and standing for the duration of a 10-hour shift in outdoor environments.Safety Consciousness: Strict adherence to site safety rules, including working at heights and the consistent use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).Teamwork: Ability to coordinate effectively with steel fixers, concrete pourers, and site supervisors to maintain the project timeline.Basic Arithmetic: Ability to perform quick on-site calculations for material cutting and spacing.Preferred Qualifications:Prior Experience: Minimum 2?5 years in high-rise buildings, bridges, or industrial infrastructure (Gulf Experience Preffered).

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