TRIM/FINISH CARPENTERS & CABINET MAKERS

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trail boss conversionsBates City (MO)

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Junior

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$17.00 to $28.00 per hour

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About the role

Job Description: Trail Boss Conversions, a premier manufacturer of custom high end living quarters trailers is looking for motivated, hardworking & quality minded individuals to join our team. You can check out our company @ www.trailbossconversions.com We have full time openings for EXPERIENCED CABINET MAKERS & TRIM CARPENTERS.
Compensation: Competitive, Will Be Based On Your Level Of Experience. Pay is from $17.00 to $28.00 per hour Hours are 6:00AM-2:30PM Mon-Fri with some overtime.
Benefits Include: (health insurance employer 90% / employee 10%, holiday pay, paid time off, paid vacation time & simple IRA w/ employer match)*Inside Work, Same Location Everyday Experience Is REQUIRED In The Following Areas: Cabinetmaker:* Able to problem solve & think ahead.*Able To Build One Off Custom Cabinets From Cut Out To Final Sanding.*Able To Read & Understand Shop Drawings / Cut List/ Work Orders. Trim Carpenter:*Able to problem solve & think ahead.*Able To Cut & Install All Types Of Hardwood Trim.*Able To Read & Understand Shop Drawings / Cut List/ Work Orders.*Able to install various types of hardware. Must Possess The Following Characteristics:*Dependable & Punctual* Must Be Neat, Organized & Have An Eye For Detail*Able To Meet Production Goals & Time Constraints, While Maintaining Quality*Must Be Able To Work In A Fast Paced Environment & Work Well With Others
Job Type: Full-time

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