Cabinet Builder

Posted 5 days ago

big c lumberFort Wayne (IN)

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About the role

Cabinet Builder Big C Lumber in Fort Wayne, IN location is seeking a Cabinet Builder for our custom mill shop. This is a full-time position with benefits. Cabinet Builder responsibilities include: Participate in the entire cabinet building process from start to finish Identify and pull correct materials required for job Ensure work area is clean, safe, and well-organized Assist other employees as needed with their jobs Communicate clearly, accurately, and effectively with employees, management, customers, and suppliers Perform any special assignment/projects as required by the mill manager Cabinet Builder requirements: Carpentry experience is helpful, but not required Ability to routinely lift, carry, and move 80 lbs Ability to coordinate as well as work in a team Basic math skills Why choose Big C Lumber? Discover the many perks and benefits you and your family will enjoy when you join our team: 401k with 100% match options Health care and dental plan Company paid life and disability insurance plans Paid holidays Competitive pay Promote from within policy A generous employee discount on our products Company cell phone provided for most positions Fitbit health initiative Big C Lumber branded online apparel store - free apparel upon hire Employee referral program Very liberal paid time off policy - including flexible holiday hours often resulting in long weekends over some holiday seasons Fun family events such as camping trips and baseball games Career Development Program New position training program - no experience necessary A culture of embracing new technology to further our ability to communicate and service our customers A culture of giving back as we support local charities and programs in the communities we serve
Equal Opportunity Employer: This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.

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