Cabinet Assembler

Are you an experienced woodworker—or someone eager to learn—who enjoys hands-on work and wants to build woodworking skills through on-the-job training in custom cabinetry?   Why You'll Love Working with Us Learn a Skilled Trade: Receive on-the-job training while building real woodworking and custom cabinetry skills. Cross-training Opportunities: Expand your skillset by learning multiple areas of cabinetry production. High-end Custom Work: Work on detailed, custom cabinetry projects rather than on repetitive, mass-produced work. See Your Work Come Together: Contribute to the process that transforms raw materials into finished cabinetry installed in beautiful homes. Company in Growth Mode: Join a team expanding from custom cabinetry into larger-scale production, creating opportunities to learn and grow with the company. Faith-based Foundation: Work for a company built on craftsmanship, integrity, and serving customers well.   Choice Custom Cabinetry has been building high-end, custom cabinetry since 1987. We're a faith-based cabinet & woodworking shop focused on craftsmanship, quality materials, and pieces built to last. Our team combines traditional woodworking skills with thoughtful design to create custom cabinetry that adds beauty, warmth, and function to our clients' homes.   What You'll Do as a Cabinet Assembler Assemble custom cabinetry components, including cabinet boxes, drawers, face frames, and doors. Install hardware such as hinges, drawer slides, and other cabinet assembly components. Follow shop drawings and cut lists to ensure accurate cabinet assembly. Check fit, alignment, and overall quality before cabinets move to finishing or installation. Keep your work area clean, organized, and safe. Work alongside the team to keep projects moving and meet production deadlines. Learn other areas of the shop through cross-training as production continues to grow.   Our Ideal Cabinet Assembler Experienced: Experience in cabinet assembly, woodworking, carpentry, or a related trade is preferred. The ability to read blueprints and measure accurately is a plus. Entry-level candidates willing to learn through on-the-job training and cross-training are also encouraged to apply. Detailed Craftsman: Takes pride in building high-quality custom cabinetry and pays close attention to measurements, fit, and finish. Reliable: Demonstrates integrity, accountability, and a strong work ethic; shows up ready to work and takes responsibility for work quality. Hands-on Learner: Comfortable using hand tools and power tools, and interested in continuing to build woodworking skills through hands-on work. Active: Able to lift up to 50 pounds and comfortable bending, kneeling, and standing throughout the workday.   What We Offer Our Cabinet Assembler Full-time position, Monday-Friday schedule, 6:30 AM - 4:30 PM $20-$25 per hour, depending on experience Paid Time Off Paid Holidays All tools provided Employee discounts on cabinetry products Annual Christmas dinner Company summer picnic Occasional donuts and company-provided lunches