Cabinet builder and installer

Posted 8 days ago

furniture medicBoise (ID)

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$18.00 - $25.00 per hour

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About the role

Furniture Medic Furniture Medic is looking for a self-motivated individual to assist in building, repairing and installing cabinetry. This position also requires on site visits to both residential and commercial customers. We specialize in providing restoration and building services for the insurance and moving industries. We are a family friendly small business that understands the importance of work-life balance.
Job Responsibilities: Perform all services assigned carefully, promptly and efficiently Represent our company so that the Furniture Medic image is always enhanced in the eyes of all customers To develop and maintain skills and quality of production and to attend training sessions as required To contribute to the improvement of Furniture Medic in areas related to production, sales, and supervision Communicate with management any issues or malfunctions with equipment or product Maintain positive attitude while resolving production, mechanical and scheduling difficulties which may arise on occasion
Job Requirements: Thorough knowledge of cabinet construction and finishing processes. Must be proficient in set-up and use of all common wood working tools including table saw, band saw, router, miter saw, drill press, stationary sanders, planer, etc. Proficiency with color matching and spray equipment is desired. Cabinet installation experience is desired.
Benefits: Paid Training Career Advancement Opportunities Flexible Scheduling
Great Work Environment: The safety of our team members is our first priority. We have implemented COVID 19 safety protocols based on guidelines provided by the CDC and U.S. Government.
Compensation: $18.00 - $25.00 per hour

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