Cabinet Installer

Your Job
pWant to learn a trade that can lead to a long-term career in the construction or home building industry? Do you like using tools and working with your hands to install or disassemble things? Do you know your way around a kitchen, bathroom or home? Well if this sounds good, then a job as a cabinet installer might be a great opportunity for you! /p

Your Day
br p strongCabinet Installers and related jobs may require the following:/strong br ul liMeasuring, cutting, and shaping wood, plastic, - and other materials. liInstalling kitchen cabinets in new homebuilding or remodeling jobs. liLoading job materials into installation trucks and securing loads. liOn-site fabrication (with silicone) and job leveling (shimming). liProtecting flooring, cabinet and customer appliances (laying down drop cloths, etc.). liAssisting with sink mounts. liDriving installation trucks as required. liRe-stocking of truck (silicone, shims, and consumables). liReviewing and understanding all information listed on job order paperwork before beginning a project. liCarefully assessing, cleaning, and inspecting work area for possible damage before leaving job site. liUpdating team regarding job status and any possible issues arising before, during, and after installation. liMaintaining and safeguarding installation tools. liEnsuring compan

Your Gain
br p strongWhat you may gain while on the job:/strong br ul liStaying active - This job will keep you busy and constantly moving throughout the day. liCommunication skills - provide information and coordinating with supervisors, co-workers, and external partners to carry out job logistics and daily responsibilities. liLearning opportunity - gaining in-depth industry knowledge and a variety of carpentry and construction skills. liTeaching mentoring skills - helping train and prepare new employees for the job. liRewarding career - steady work and opportunities for advancement to supervisory, management, or sales roles./ul /p

Your Experience
Less than 1 Year