Cabinet Maker

Cabinet Maker OpportunitySouth Shore Millwork in Norton, MA is looking to hire a full-time Cabinet Maker to join our team. Are you experienced in woodworking? Would you like to work for a highly regarded architectural millwork company? If so, please read on!This woodworking position earns a competitive wage. We also provide a great benefits package and paid time off (PTO). If this sounds like the right architectural millwork opportunity for you, apply today!ABOUT SOUTH SHORE MILLWORKStarted in 1991 by Jeffrey Burton, our company has grown to reside in a modern, fully air-conditioned and humidity-controlled, 80,000 sq. ft plant. Our capabilities have also expanded to include manufacturing millwork packages for general contractors, cabinets, stairs, and full woodwork packages. We have built a loyal customer base and created a niche of manufacturing residential millwork for very high-end residential projects. We are fueled by a passion to create exquisite architectural millwork for some of the most discrete luxury residential and corporate projects. From the east coast to the west, we work with some of the finest architects, designers, and builders to push the limits of what is possible.Our tight-knit crew of more than 80 employees is constantly evolving and always staying ahead of our competition. We believe in quality, integrity, and customer service, which have remained at our core for more than 30 years. Our employees enjoy great benefits, competitive pay, and a supportive work environment.A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A CABINET MAKERAs a woodworking professional in architectural millwork, you play a key role in creating products for our company. You study blueprints or drawings of articles to be constructed and set up the correct woodworking machines to cut and shape parts. Using your fine craftsmanship, you carefully trim the joints using hand tools, planes, chisels, and wood files to ensure they fit snugly. You bring all components together using dowels, screws, clamps, or other devices to form a complete unit. To complete a project, you smooth surfaces with sandpaper and scrapers and install any needed hardware.In addition, you inspect equipment and tools for wear and tear as well as report their condition to your supervisor. You maintain a high quality of craftsmanship at all times and keep up your productivity and performance levels to remain a reliable member of our team. Working with your hands is what you love to do, and this makes you a perfect cabinet maker!QUALIFICATIONS FOR A CABINET MAKERHigh school diploma or equivalent5+ years of experience as a cabinet maker or equivalent combination of training or experienceExperience working in a mill shopSkilled in setting up and using cabinetry equipmentSkilled in performing precision work with either hands or machine tools Association of Woodworking & Furnishings Suppliers