Woodworker
realcraftGig Harbor (WA)
$23-$25/hour
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Job Description
About the Position:
At Real Craft, we build solid wood doors by hand, the kind of work that takes real skill and leaves you with something worth being proud of. Our woodworkers machine, assemble, and finish custom door components from start to crate, using quality joinery, careful material selection, and an eye for detail that shows in the final product. If you know your way around a woodshop and take satisfaction in doing things right, this is the kind of place you'll fit in.
Who We Are:
Real Craft is a direct-to-consumer maker of premium solid wood doors and hardware in Gig Harbor, Washington. Every door is handcrafted on-site using traditional joinery and solid wood, for architects, designers, and homeowners across the US.
What You'll Do:
Craft high-quality custom wood doors and wood products. Operate woodworking machinery and hand tools. Assemble, sand, and prepare products for finishing. Ensure all work meets quality and craftsmanship standards. Collaborate with the production team to meet customer deadlines. Maintain a safe, organized, and efficient workspace.
What We're Looking For:
3+ years of woodworking experience in a production, carpentry, or manufacturing setting. Comfortable with hand tools, power tools, and standard woodshop equipment. Detail-oriented and consistent, reliable, on time, and easy to work with. High school diploma or GED.
What We Offer:
$23-$25/hour, Monday through Friday, consistent hours. Medical, dental, and vision coverage, with Real Craft covering 80% of your medical premium. Simple IRA with 3% company match after six months. PTO starting day one, plus paid holidays and extra time off at Christmas. Work boot allowance, referral bonuses, and bridge toll reimbursement for Narrows commuters.
Working Conditions:
Full-time, on-site in Gig Harbor. The work is physical: you'll be on your feet, lifting up to 75 lbs, and doing the kinds of things woodworkers do.
How to Apply:
Submit your resume and tell us a little about the work you've done. We're looking for someone who knows wood, takes pride in their work, and wants to be part of a team that builds things worth building.
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