A carpenter in a yellow CSA Type 1 hard hat, Class 2 hi-vis vest, safety glasses, cut-resistant gloves and CSA Grade 1 boots checking formwork on a bright high-rise deck.

Carpenters

Follow carpenter members across formwork, interiors and finishing.

Name: Union Software
Brand: Union Software
Availability: InStock

Keep classification, tickets and dispatch history on the union record as members change jobs.

Carpenter locals represent members on formwork, framing, interior systems, finishing, scaffolding and millwork across ICI and residential work. The hall has to know who is qualified for the call before the contractor’s start time.

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Understand the Environment

Carpenter work is split across formwork, framing, interior systems and drywall, acoustical, finishing, scaffolding, millwork and related apprentice classifications, each with different rates, tickets and call rules.

Members move between signatory contractors and jobsites—often several in a season—so the out-of-work list, last classification and current safety tickets have to stay with the union, not the last employer.

Representation typically covers hours and travel, classification (formwork versus finishing), apprentice ratios, scaffold or Working at Heights tickets, and whether the person sent from the hall matched the call.

A diverse carpenter crew in yellow or white Type 1 hard hats, Class 2 hi-vis, safety glasses, cut-resistant gloves and CSA boots setting formwork in bright daylight, no contractor logos.

Scenario

A finishing carpenter books off a name-hire and the hall needs working dues and the contractor remittance on the same job.
Finance applies the dues schedule to the member record and flags the contractor batch that has not landed.
The business agent can see whether the member is current before the next call goes out.
A weekly report of late remittances across signatory contractors goes to officers, not into a spreadsheet on someone’s desktop.