"When hiring a carpenter, an employer will look for someone who has completed an apprenticeship or worked as a carpenter's helper and who can demonstrate an ability to erect and rehabilitate building and other structures while maintaining a standard of safety. At an interview you may be asked about your experience as a carpenter's apprentice and any projects you may have worked on, proficiency with specialty tools such as a scissor lift, and your personal carpentry practices to ensure the safety and longevity of your products."
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10 to 15 years in the construction and carpenter trades...
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Ive done small stuff but not to major. It would be almost a year not just 0. Cutting boards to size and anchor them down for a repair, not all come this way, shapes of the repair come into play Less
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Tons in multiple fields that Webber deals in .
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19 years.
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10 years
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several years i have been in several different construction related jobs
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yes.
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Have been mostly s residential carpenter , with limited commercial.... Started off doing roofing & siding... Contractors will call me to do piece work, cause the job requires walking 8-10 pitch roofs... So , no im not afraid of heights at all... More leary with another mans setup of the scaffold... Less
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I've been building for a while, here are the list of guys Ive worked with.
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I answered it by telling him I've been doing this for over 10 years