Carpenter - Modular Residential Construction

About the Role

As a Modular Construction Carpenter with Summit Modular, you’ll be part of the team bringing high-quality residential homes to life through modern modular construction.

This is a varied, hands-on role covering multiple stages of the build. You’ll install engineered steel frames and trusses, fibre cement cladding, flooring, doors and windows, as well as completing fit-out and finishing carpentry.

Working closely with the Site Manager and wider production team, you’ll work from construction drawings and specifications to deliver quality workmanship safely and efficiently. As an experienced member of the team, you’ll also have the opportunity to lead and support Trade Assistants and other team members while contributing to an efficient and collaborative production environment.

About You You’ll be a skilled, practical Carpenter who takes pride in the quality of your work and enjoys being part of a team where everyone contributes to getting the build right.

To be successful in this role, you’ll bring:

• A relevant carpentry trade qualification or demonstrated carpentry/construction experience
• The ability to confidently read and interpret construction drawings and specifications
• Strong practical carpentry skills and excellent attention to detail
• Experience safely using hand tools, power tools and construction equipment
• A good understanding of residential construction requirements and building standards
• A strong commitment to safety, quality and efficient work practices
• The ability to support, coach and work collaboratively with other team members
• Current relevant licences and tickets
• Previous modular construction experience is highly regarded, but not essential

Most importantly, you’ll be reliable, organised and someone who takes pride in contributing to a quality finished home.

What we offer

We believe in providing the best work environment for our staff.

Everything from our culture, our inclusions and our office has been based around our Built Around People philosophy.

• Permanent fulltime position
• Flexible working hours
• Corporate. company and supplier discounts
• Wellness programs
• Rewards and Recognition programs
• Ongoing training and development
• Industry leading culture

Who we are

Summit Homes Group is one of Western Australia's leading construction, property, and finance companies. Founded in 1978, Summit has helped over 45,000 West Australians realise their new home dreams over 48 years. Our core philosophy, Built Around People, ensures our dedicated and passionate staff have a great experience at work, which translates into exceptional building journeys for our customers. We know our people are our greatest strength, and their talent and commitment have been recognised with back-to-back HIA Professional Major Builder awards (2020-2025), underscoring Summit's industry leadership, quality, and dedication to excellence. With over 18 brands and 800 employees across our Group, we are always looking for team members who embody our company values and are enthusiastic about making a real difference to our business.

Where you’ll be working

You’ll be based at our Summit Modular facility in Canning Vale, working alongside our production and construction team to manufacture and assemble quality modular homes.

Unlike a traditional construction role where you’re travelling from site to site, much of the build takes place within our dedicated modular facility, providing a structured and collaborative environment where our trades work together throughout the construction process.

You’ll be part of Summit Homes Group, one of WA’s established residential building groups, while working within an innovative and growing area of residential construction.

Applications close on November 5th 2026(Summit Homes group reserves the right to remove advertised roles before this date)

We accept that everyone is unique. We believe that our differences make us stronger, and our success is enhanced by the diversity within our teams. We encourage applications from First Nations people, those identifying as LGBTQIA+, females, people of all ages, with disabilities and culturally and linguistically diverse people.