As a Carpenter Supervisor, you will need to master following:

• check compatibility of materials
• identify wood warp
• interpret 2D plans
• monitor stock level
• process incoming construction supplies
• work in a construction team

More generally, a carpenter supervisor is also versed in:

• advise on construction materials
• answer requests for quotation
• building codes
• energy performance of buildings
• ensure compliance with construction project deadline
• ensure equipment availability
• evaluate employees work
• follow health and safety procedures in construction
• inspect construction supplies
• interpret 3D plans
• keep records of work progress
• liaise with managers
• manage health and safety standards
• order construction supplies
• plan shifts of employees
• supervise staff
• types of wood
• use safety equipment in construction
• wood cuts
• woodworking tools

It also helps to know the following:

• apply restoration techniques
• assess conservation needs
• construction product regulation
• cost management
• estimate restoration costs
• install construction profiles
• keep track of wooden elements
• use sander
• use squaring pole
• apply wood finishes
• asbestos removal regulations
• calculate needs for construction supplies
• create cutting plan
• create smooth wood surface
• create wood joints
• follow safety procedures when working at heights
• install wood elements in structures
• install wood hardware
• join wood elements
• keep personal administration
• loading charts for transportation of goods
• manage contracts
• negotiate supplier arrangements
• operate band saw
• operate crosscut saw
• operate table saw
• operate wood router
• program a CNC controller
• provide first aid
• provide technical expertise
• recruit employees
• train employees
• use measurement instruments
• work ergonomically