Alex Charlebois

Carpenter · Gravenhurst, ON

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Bio

Hardworking and reliable aspiring carpenter with hands-on experience in residential construction, renovations, and property maintenance. Seeking a carpentry apprenticeship to further develop skills and contribute to quality construction projects. Skilled in framing, trim, demolition, insulation, drywall, flooring, reading blueprints and tools. Known for strong attention to detail, problem-solving, teamwork and a safety-first mindset. Holds WHMIS, Working at Heights, First Aid/CPR, and Worker Health and Safety Awareness in 4 Steps, along with valid G driver's license and reliable vehicle.

Trade

Carpenter

Location

Gravenhurst, ON

Favourite brand

DeWalt

Skills

FramingTeamworkFlooring InstallationBackframingDrivers' License with acceptable drivers' abstractDrywall FinishingPunctualityCabinet MakingConcrete FormworkTrim carpentryDrywall installation and repairMinor ElectricalMinor PlumbingHand and power tool operationWhims and safety complianceClear CommunicatorHigh attention to detail and craftsmanship mindsetAdaptability in fast-changing construction environmentsEfficient time management and teamwork abilities.Reliable and dependablePositive Attitude

Certifications

Worker Health and Safety Awareness in 4 Steps

Ministry of Labour, Training and Skills Development

2026-06-12

Working at Heights

Workers Health & Safety Centre

2025-10-08

Emergency First Aid CPR/AED Level A

Action First Aid

2025-10-03

Where they've worked

General Contractor

Self Emploted

2025-01-06 - Present

Property Maintenance/ Handyman

Private Residence

2022-06-01 - 2026-05-29

Education

Intro to Home Renovation

Skilled Trades College of Canada

2025-10-06 - 2025-12-22

Bachelors of Design

Ontario College of Art and Design University

2014-09-01 - 2018-06-06

Projects

1 project

Deck privacy screen addition.6 PHOTOS

A client contacted me to build a privacy wall on their existing deck. I made a 3D rendering of my design and got client approval after modifications before starting work. I then started by disasembling existing railing, replacing deck posts one by one to achieve desired height for wall. Re-installed railing assemblies, added picture framed lattice and added a header to each side of the wall for added stregnth and aesthetics. I also incorperared a sloped 2x4 in the header to make sure rain did not pool on the wood and cause rot.

CarpentryDeck Building3D modelling

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