Work Selection
Appenzell
Carpenter (m/f/d)
- 18 August 2026
- 100%
- Permanent position, Temporary
- 9050 Appenzell
About the job
For our client, a traditional Swiss timber construction company, we are looking immediately or by arrangement for an experienced
Carpenter (m/f/d)
Your Tasks
- Assisting in the manufacture and assembly of timber construction elements for new builds, conversions and renovations
- Carrying out carpentry and element construction work in the workshop and on site
- Erecting and assembling roof trusses, walls and ceiling structures
- Participating in demanding conversion and renovation projects
- Measuring, marking out and cutting timber components
- Operating modern cutting and processing equipment
- Ensuring quality and precision in execution
- Adhering to safety and quality standards on site
- Collaborating with project management and team during construction
Your Profile
- Completed apprenticeship as a carpenter EFZ
- Several years of experience in timber construction advantageous
- Manual dexterity and a strong quality awareness
- Team player with an independent and reliable working style
- Enjoyment of teamwork and working on changing construction sites
- Freedom from vertigo and physical resilience
- Driving licence category B advantageous
We Offer
- A varied role in a well-coordinated, family-like team
- Exciting projects from element construction to demanding renovation
- Modern infrastructure and contemporary machinery equipment
- Further training opportunities in timber construction
- A respectful working environment with short decision-making paths
- A long-term position in an established traditional company
We value diversity and therefore welcome all applications - regardless of gender, social background, religion, age and identity. For easier readability and better understanding, we use only one gender form. Of course, all gender forms are equally meant in the respective context.
Contact
Jon Begzati
Workplace
Appenzell
Workload
100%
Position
Employee
Industry
Construction + Craft