Kindred Construction
Carpenter / Multiskilled Construction

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Company Description
Kindred Construction is a residential construction company dedicated to building high-performance homes with minimal environmental impact. Founded by two brothers, the company combines deep practical experience with thoughtful design, particularly in timber frame construction. With nearly 20 years of problem-solving expertise behind the business, Kindred Construction approaches each project with creativity, innovation, and technical confidence. The team prioritizes sustainable, low-carbon and reclaimed materials, focusing on thermal efficiency and airtightness to improve home performance. Equally important, the company is committed to providing clients with a smooth, respectful, and well-managed building experience from start to finish.
Role Description
This is a full-time, on-site Carpenter / Multiskilled Construction role based in East Devon. The role involves performing structural and finish carpentry, including timber framing, installation of doors, windows, and interior finishes. Daily tasks include using hand and power tools safely, reading and interpreting plans, measuring and cutting materials, and assembling components to specification. The Carpenter will assist with site preparation, material handling, and maintaining a clean, organized work area, while supporting sustainable construction practices and quality standards. Collaboration with other team members, clear communication with supervisors, and adherence to health and safety procedures are essential to success in this position.
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Qualifications
- Strong foundational skills in carpentry, including structural work and general building tasks.
- Experience with framing techniques, particularly timber frame construction and related structural assemblies.
- Proficiency in safe and effective use of hand tools for measuring, cutting, joining, and finishing materials.
- Ability to operate power tools confidently and safely, including saws, drills, and other construction equipment.
- Competence in finish carpentry, including detailed trim work, fitting doors and windows, and interior detailing.
- Understanding of construction drawings, measurements, and basic layout methods.
- Commitment to high-quality workmanship, attention to detail, and sustainable building practices.
- Ability to work on-site in varying weather conditions, lift and handle materials, and follow safety protocols.
- Effective teamwork and communication skills, with the ability to take direction and work independently when required.
- Previous experience in residential construction preferred; relevant trade qualifications or apprenticeships are an asset.


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Company Culture
Building houses can sometimes mean chaos, mud, and a fair bit of site drama. At Kindred Construction, we’re actively ditching the old-school toxicity. We build epic, low-carbon homes, and we believe how we build them matters just as much as what we're building. We’ve built a team where good humour, mutual respect, and actually enjoying your workday are non-negotiable. No screaming site managers, no throwing tools—just a tight-knit team where everyone’s voice matters, from the lead chippy to the newest apprentice. Why? Because when we’re having a good time and backing each other up, the quality of our craftsmanship benefits. When the site is running well, our clients get a smooth stress-free build they actually love being a part of.
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