Millwork Craftsman II

Description

• May be required to perform specific tasks that involve climbing, lifting, pushing, or kneeling.
• Changes dull saw blades, sanding belts, jointer blades, planer blades and shaper bits, as needed.
• Performs tasks, such as stocking material, cleaning racks, helping in other areas, etc.
• Keeps machines and work area clean.
• Checks the quality of material pulled from stock and manufactured material and assures correct type, amount, dimension, and length, etc.
• Assures quality of materials used to produce high quality finished products.
• Pulls trim orders, consisting of the following: stools, moldings, hardware, locks, doors, exterior jambs, etc.
• Mills materials for stock such as bead boards, dental moldings, fill outs, open stairs such as double return treads, single return treads, bullnoses, etc.
• Cutting components including stringers, wall offsets and pocket cuts, and 45-degree flares.
• Checks finished product at time of shipping to verify invoice.
• Assists walk-in customers and drivers with materials needed.
• Trim, putty, sand, cover, and labeling of milled components.
• Sizes lumber according to specifications for making miscellaneous millwork items, such as mantels, doors, handrails, wooden window frames, cabinets and stair components.

Requirements

• High school diploma or GED.
• Ability to work overtime and lift up to 100 lbs. on a repetitive basis.
• Operating machines and tools such as: saws, sanders, air tools, etc.
• Ability to read tape measure, architectural drawings and blueprints.
• Cross-trained in other work areas of the millwork shops.
• 2 or more years’ experience in milling building materials components.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance