Cabinetmaker
Visa sponsorship
Trade · Bunbury, WA, Australia · Full-Time · Discussed at interview · Visa: Employer sponsored
For probashi tradespeople with cabinet making skills, here is a full-time Cabinetmaker job in Bunbury, Western Australia. The employer is a large cabinetry workshop with a dedicated team.
The main work is assembly. Cabinet parts arrive pre-cut and pre-drilled, and you put them together carefully. You will help to run the wood CNC and the edge banding machine. On some jobs, you will travel to the customer's site to install cabinets built in the factory. You will read the plans before you start and follow safety standards at all times.
The workshop wants reliable and enthusiastic people who want to stay for the long term. The company says sponsorship will be duly considered according to applicable regulations and its organisational requirements. In simple words, the employer may look at supporting a work visa for a suitable person, but it is not a promise.
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Key Responsibilities
- Assemble cabinets carefully from pre-cut and pre-drilled parts
- Help to run the wood CNC machine
- Help to run the edge banding machine
- Travel to customer sites to install factory-built cabinets when needed
- Read and understand the cabinet plans before starting
- Follow occupational health and safety standards at all times
- Finish your given work on time and keep the work area clean and organised
Requirements & Eligibility
- Cabinet making experience or a relevant trade qualification
- A construction induction White Card
- Familiarity with materials and standards used in the industry, and the ability to interpret plans and drawings
- Excellent attention to detail, organisation and time management
- Able to work as part of a team and also on your own
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