Finisher
hollywood woodworkHollywood (FL)
About the role
Finisher For 55 years, Hollywood Woodwork has been a leader in producing high-end architectural commercial millwork projects across the United States and the Caribbean. Recently, we've expanded our services to include new divisions in stone, metal, and residential projects. Our combined 120,000 sq. ft. high-tech manufacturing facilities in South Florida are home to a team of over 150 employees with diverse backgrounds and expertise. As an ESOP company, after one year of service, our employees begin building ownership of Hollywood Woodwork, ensuring a solid succession of owners and leaders. Every employee is an investment for the future and contributes to the success of our company.
Responsibilities:
Assist in preparation and finishing cabinets, including staining, painting, and applying finishes. Maintain clean and organized work area, ensuring tools and equipment are properly stored and maintained. Follow all safety, hazard, and lockout procedures. Collaborate with the team to meet production schedules and quality standards. Learn and apply industry best practices and techniques to enhance your skills and craftsmanship.
Requirements:
(Hiring all levels):Related work experience and/or training; Strong knowledge of Finishing and Woodworking. We offer competitive compensation, comprehensive training, and opportunities for career advancement within our company! If you are passionate about woodworking and looking to start a career, we want to hear from you! We look forward to reviewing your application!
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