Custom Closet Installer

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quality cabinet refacingSafety Harbor (FL)

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Job Description: Quality Cabinets & Closets are seeking a skilled and detail-oriented employee or sub-contractor for Custom Closet Installations. The ideal candidate will be responsible for the professional installation of custom closet systems, including walk-in closets, reach-ins, pantries, garages, and other home organization solutions. You will represent our company in customers' homes and must demonstrate a commitment to quality, safety and exceptional customer service.
RESPONSIBILITIES: Install custom closets and storage systems according to design specifications Read and interpret CAD drawings, blueprints and other installation instructions Measure and mark installation points accurately using levels, tape measures and other tools Safely load, transport, and unload materials and tools to & from job sites Have your own tools to ensure all jobs are completed Communicate with clients on-site in a professional and courteous manner Address and resolve minor issues or adjustments during installation Ensure the final product meets company standards and customer satisfaction Maintain & submit accurate records of time, materials for each job completed Follow all safety procedures and protocol'sAttire will include solid-colored shirts and shorts or pants Cleaning up dust and debris after each workdayQUALIFICATIONSHigh school diploma or equivalent 3+ years of experience in closet installation Strong problem-solving skills Having your own tools to complete each job Ability to read CAD drawings, blueprints, etc. Excellent attention to detail and craftsmanship Ability to lift 50+ lbs. and work on ladders Reliable transportation and a clean valid drivers license Reliable, punctual and self motivated

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