Cabinetmaker

Location
Poznań
Employment type
Full-time

Your responsibilities

  • Making carcasses and fronts from the shop drawings supplied by the design team.
  • Operating the CNC machining centre to cut boards and drill holes for hardware.
  • Edge banding and preparing parts for the lacquering stage.
  • Fitting hardware, such as hinges, drawer runners and lift systems, to the project specification.
  • Checking finished parts before handing them to the fitting team.
  • Talking through unusual orders with the fitters when they need someone who knows how the furniture is built.

What we’re looking for

  • Experience in cabinet making or furniture joinery.
  • Able to read shop drawings and technical drawings.
  • Familiarity with furniture materials: chipboard, MDF, veneer.
  • Precision in measuring and cutting: an error of a few millimetres shows on the finished piece.
  • Available to work full time at the workshop in Poznań.
  • Working knowledge of Polish, enough for everyday communication on the shop floor and with the design and fitting teams.

Nice to have

  • Experience operating a CNC machining centre, or willing to train on the job.
  • Experience in lacquering or edge banding.
  • A forklift licence.

What we offer

  • A permanent role in a workshop with its own production, with no subcontracting for other companies.
  • Working on the same machinery as the rest of the team: CNC machining centre, edge bander, spray shop.
  • For everyone on the team: private medical care, funding for professional training and workwear, plus tools provided by the workshop.

You work on the production floor, on orders for kitchens, wardrobes, built-in furniture and office furniture. The design team sends you shop drawings, and you hand the finished parts to the fitting team. You all work on the same project from the start, so the fitters know why the parts you make look the way they do.

What recruitment looks like

  1. Application. You send the form with your CV. We confirm that it has reached us.
  2. Phone call. We ask about your experience in furniture production and what you’re looking for in a new job, and we answer your questions about the role. We call within 7 working days of your application.
  3. Visit to the workshop. We show you the production floor, the machinery and a cabinetmaker’s typical tasks.
  4. Decision. We tell you our decision, including when the answer is no.

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