Stone Countertop Fabricator and Installer
all stoneIthaca (NY)
About the role
Job Description:
This job job involves fabricating and installing countertops using various materials like stone, quartz, and other solid surfaces. Experience with seams and miter edges, surface polish a plus. This role requires skilled craftsmanship, attention to detail, and the ability to work with both specialized tools and equipment, while also providing excellent customer service.
Key Responsibilities:
Fabrication: Measuring, cutting, and shaping countertops according to customer specifications. Installation: Installing fabricated countertops in residential and commercial settings, ensuring proper fit and function. Material Handling: Inspecting and handling various countertop materials, including stone, quartz, and solid surfaces. Tools & Equipment: Proficiently using tools and equipment necessary for fabrication and installation, including bridge saws, grinders, and polishers. Customer Service: Communicating with customers, addressing their questions and concerns, and ensuring their satisfaction. Quality Control: Maintaining high quality standards for all fabricated and installed countertops. Safety: Adhering to safety regulations and practices in the workplace. Problem Solving: Identifying and resolving any issues that may arise during the fabrication or installation process. Teamwork: Collaborating effectively with other team members, including project managers and other installers.
Physical Demands:
Lifting heavy materials, standing for extended periods, and performing tasks that require dexterity. We will train you and you need to have the following attributes: Strong back Good attitude Willing to learn and work extra hours Reliable transportation
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