Assembler, Final - Cabinet Assembler

Bell Cabinetry•Cumming, GA

About The Position

The Frameless Assembler is responsible for precisely measuring, cutting, and installing cabinets, glass doors, end panels, and drawer fronts. The role ensures a high-quality finish that meets client specifications and industry standards and involves working with materials such as glue, wood, and glass, as well as a variety of tools. The position includes on-site assessment and preparation, material inspection and handling, installation, repairs, and quality control, along with client communication and compliance with safety protocols. Starting wage depends on factors including the position, location, education, training, and experience. This is a full-time position with overtime as business needs dictate.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Meticulousness to ensure precise measurements and installation.
Strong attention to detail and craftsmanship.
Physical fitness and ability to lift heavy materials.
Excellent communication and customer service skills.

Nice To Haves

Proven experience as a cabinet finisher.
Familiarity with industry standards and best practices.
Completion of a relevant apprenticeship program or vocational training.
Proficiency in the use of cutting and shaping tools.
Proven ability to interpret installation specifications and blueprints.
Fluency in additional languages, particularly Spanish.

Responsibilities

Conduct on-site evaluations to measure and assess the installation area.
Receive and inspect materials for defects and verify that they meet quality standards.
Acclimate materials to the installation environment, especially products sensitive to temperature and humidity.
Use appropriate tools and techniques to perform precise, professional installations.
Follow blueprints and client specifications to achieve the desired cabinet layout and design.
Repair or replace damaged or worn materials as needed.
Match existing materials and patterns for a seamless appearance.
Conduct quality inspections during and after installation to verify industry standards and client expectations are met.
Promptly address defects, irregularities, or other issues.
Communicate with clients about their preferences, answer questions, and provide information on maintenance and care of installed cabinets.
Follow safety protocols, including using personal protective equipment.
Keep the work area clean and free of hazards during and after installation.
Align patterns, seams, and transitions according to the specified design.