Assembler II - 1st Shift

Crystal Cabinet Works•Princeton, MN

11h•Onsite

About The Position

Crystal Cabinet Works is seeking an Assembler II to join their team in Princeton, MN. Since 1947, Crystal Cabinet Works has been a custom cabinet manufacturer in central Minnesota, recognized for the exceptional value built into every cabinet. They sell their cabinetry through independent kitchen and bath dealers throughout the USA and Canada. The business focuses on crafting cabinets with people working together to ensure everything fits together perfectly. The Assembler II is responsible for performing all duties of an Assembler I, as well as fabricating, modifying, and assembling standard Euro cabinets that require non-standard modification.

Requirements

Performs all the duties of the Assembler I position.
Fabricates, modifies, and assembles standard Euro cabinets that require non-standard modification.
Makes fundamental mathematical calculations.
Reads measurement devices, i.e. tape measure, etc.
Maintains a working knowledge of the various wood species and can differentiate between them.

Responsibilities

Reviews construction orders, related documentation and prioritizes work.
Communicates with others i.e., drafters to obtain missing information, clarify orders or make design suggestions.
Provides input to special order requests.
Sets up and operates a wide variety of machines i.e., table saw, chop saw, band saw, center edge bander, etc.
Receives standard Euro parts i.e., sides, backs, tops, etc.
Modifies standard parts as needed.
Fabricates additional parts as needed to install one-of-a-kind accessories onto cabinets.
Assembles standard and specialty hardware according to manufacturer’s specifications.
Troubleshoots and answers others’ questions.
Prepares green slips for remakes and reworks.
Makes repairs on cabinets i.e., chopped edge band, chipped paint, void in plywood, etc.
Orders face frames for sink base, oven, etc.
Builds special face frames.
Assembles complete cabinet according to special requests, CAD drawings, etc.
Works with customer service/warehouse to ensure pick lists are accurate.
Maintains a working knowledge of the various wood species and can differentiate between them.
Makes fundamental mathematical calculations and reads measurement devices, i.e. tape measure, etc.
Fills in other areas as needed.