Custom Cabinet & Countertop Maker (Entry Level or Experienced)

Job Description: Craft the Future of Commercial Spaces as a Cabinet and Countertop Fabricator! Are you a skilled or aspiring craftsman with a passion for turning designs into unique commercial cabinetry and countertops? At our family-owned company, we’ve been creating custom and bespoke fixtures for decades—think high-quality laminated cabinets, solid surface designs, and impressive reception desks. Now, we’re seeking a talented cabinet and countertop maker to join our team, bringing your expertise to every project. This role is more than just building cabinets—it’s an opportunity to grow within a dynamic company and potentially step into any of our roles as you develop your skills. What You’ll DoFabricate Custom Pieces: Build high-quality cabinets, countertops, and fixtures using various materials and techniques. Collaborate on Designs: Work closely with drafters and designers to understand specifications and bring designs to life. Use Advanced Tools: Operate a variety of common and uncommon power and hand tools to cut, shape, and assemble materials. Maintain Quality: Conduct quality checks to ensure all pieces meet our standards. Innovate and Improve: Implement improvements in materials, techniques, or processes to enhance efficiency and product quality. Grow Your Career: Develop your skills and take on more responsibility, with opportunities to move into specialty or supervisory roles. What You BringAim for Mastery in Craft: Exceptional woodworking and fabrication skill with experience in building cabinets and countertops. Attention to Detail: A keen eye for precision in measurements, cuts, and finishes to ensure high-quality results. Technical Proficiency: Proficiency in using power and hand tools, with experience in working with various materials like wood, laminate, and solid surfaces. Blueprint Reading: Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and specifications accurately. Physical Stamina: Ability to lift heavy materials and work in various positions for extended periods. Collaborative Spirit: Willingness to work closely with designers, drafters, and other team members to achieve project goals. Problem-Solving Skills: Ability to troubleshoot and find solutions to challenges that arise during fabrication and assembly. Growth-Oriented: Eagerness to learn new techniques and take on additional responsibilities, with an eye towards career advancement.