Parker Carpentry Contractors | Company
Parker Carpentry Contractors
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24.01.2022 The guys are working hard to get the deck finished at Constance Street
23.01.2022 Joists & bearers going in at ATG Projects New Farm Neighbourhood Redevelopment
22.01.2022 Damien and his crew have done a great job installing Cemintel pre-finished cladding at NF Corbetts Clayfield substation job
22.01.2022 Parker Carpentry currently has an opportunity for a 1st year apprentice https://www.seek.com.au/job/39855519
20.01.2022 Tiered seating & screening getting a push at Brigidine College for Alder Constructions
16.01.2022 Parker Carpentry is a commercial carpentry contractor that works for some of Brisbane’s most reputable builders. We have over 25 chippies working for us and currently have several new positions to fill: - 2 x experienced supervisors able to efficiently run up to 6 or so chippies on jobs up to 300k - 5 x Carpenters - 2nd or 3rd year apprentices. ... These are wages positions, paying wages and super every week on time. Call me (Simon) direct on 0416577525 or email [email protected] See more
15.01.2022 Frames and trusses going up at Redlands Childcare centre job for Niclin Group
14.01.2022 THE GREEK CLUB In 2018 we had the pleasure of working with Rohrig during the renovations of this iconic restaurant. Our works included the installation of woven cane ceiling panels.
13.01.2022 Our Supervisor Chris getting stuck into some beams at Redlands IndigiScapes
12.01.2022 Damien’s got both blocks B & C ready to lift roof trusses tomorrow at Herron Coorey Building Contractors St Anne’s job, there’s no holding him back !!
10.01.2022 The guys are off to a good start on a deck in the Valley
08.01.2022 22 Constance street
05.01.2022 Rivermount College - view up top Bedford Built
02.01.2022 Completed auditorium seating at Hillbrook Anglican School
02.01.2022 Parker Carpentry has changed locations! Find us at 9/123 Muriel Ave, Moorooka. Watch this space in 2021 as we take part in projects with Brisbane’s top Builders.
01.01.2022 Trusses going up at St Francis Xavier for Boss Constructions
01.01.2022 ***5 Tips to help your Resume stand out from the crowd*** As an employer of over 25 staff, I’ve done my share or hiring over the past 8-9 years. Yesterday before I left the office, I placed an advert for a carpenter and when I got in this morning I had over 60 resumes sitting in my inbox. This is the first time I have seen so many people apply so fast.... It got me thinking, about all the hard working tradesmen out there looking for work in a market starting to slow, so I thought I would leave a few tips to help you stand out from the crowd in these situations. 1. Length of resume Keep it to 1 or 2 pages at the very most. There are some that are 3,4,5 pages or more in length and when there is 60+ resumes to assess, the reader is not going to go beyond the first page or 2. You need to be able to sell yourself as the right candidate very quickly. 2. Tailor your resume You need to tailor your resume to every job application as they are all different. If the advert is looking for commercial carpenters, then list your commercial experience and avoid your residential experience. If the advert Is looking for residential carpenters, then list your residential experience. 3. The Role If the advert is looking for carpenters then talk about how you are the best carpenter out there. Over 50% of applications we receive list their experience as a supervisor even though we are not looking for supervisors. There are many reasons why this can put an employer off. There will be plenty of opportunity to talk about your supervisory experience on a phone call or F2F meeting. 4. Specific Requirements Pay attention to specific requirements of the advert such as a specific email address to send your application to or weather to submit your resume in PDF or Word. These often-missed requirements are to check that you can follow instruction. 5. Clean & Tidy Consider the use of borders, colour, dot points & your photograph to help you stand out from the crowd. All the best & feel free to share, Simon.
