Millworker

Job Description

Job Description

About Us:At South Shore Millwork, as New England's premier, luxury architectural millwork provider, we serve high-end residential and commercial construction markets and manage custom millwork projects from design through installation. All our work is produced in our state-of-the-art 80,000+ sqft woodwork shop, located just southwest of Boston in Norton, Massachusetts.Our team is made up of more than 90 of the industry's most sought-after professionals, including craftsmen, engineers, project managers and installation teams. We have raised the industry bar by not only providing top-quality craftsmanship, but also an exceptional customer experience. Our goal is to hire and support great people with the hope they grow and eventually retire with us. We're always willing to train people with minimal experience if they have the right attitude and ambition.If you have a positive attitude, are looking for a place to build your future, and want to work on the most exquisite projects, then South Shore Millwork is the place for you!We are seeking a detail-oriented Millworker with experience in architectural millwork. This role involves crafting custom wood components and cabinetry for luxury homes, working from detailed shop drawings and plans, and ensuring the highest level of fit and finish.Key ResponsibilitiesFabricate custom residential millwork items, including but not limited to, stile and rail doors, fire rated doors, architectural moldings, wall paneling, and custom one-off items.Read and interpret shop drawings and stock listsOperate woodworking machinery and equipment such as table saws, jointers, planers, sanders, and routersAssemble millwork components with precision and attention to detailMaintain a clean and organized work areaPerform quality checks throughout the fabrication processCollaborate with shop leads and production management to meet deadlines and design intentQualifications2-5+ years of experience in millwork, preferably in the residential marketStrong knowledge of woodworking techniques, joinery, and finishing standardsAbility to read and work from shop drawings and specificationsFamiliarity with hardwoods, veneers, and engineered wood productsExperience operating a variety of woodworking machinery and hand toolsDependable, detail-oriented, and team-focusedAbility to lift up to 50 lbs and perform physical tasks as neededCNC experience is a plus, but not required