Cabinet Maker

Bednark Studio•Easton, PA

23h

About The Position

The Bednark Cabinetmaker is an experienced builder responsible for fabrication, department production, systems, and safety. The position keeps assigned build elements within budget and to Bednark’s quality standards. The Cabinetmaker reviews technical drawings, sets task priorities according to the production schedule and department goals, and works with department members to complete assigned work safely and efficiently. The role requires solution-oriented communication and troubleshooting when unforeseen production issues arise. The position works Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., with occasional overtime. The Cabinetmaker builds and tracks project tasks, maintains strong craftsmanship and attention to detail, coordinates with department leads and drafting staff, and ensures completed products meet Bednark standards before moving to the next production step. The role also contributes to department operations, tool and equipment upkeep, project reviews, and maintaining a clean, orderly, and safe workplace.

Requirements

Avid and experienced builder.
High competency with fabrication shop machines, equipment, and electric and pneumatic tools.
Strong knowledge of wood species, engineered sheet goods, joinery, hardware, and cabinet-making skills.
High-level craftsmanship, strong work ethic, resourcefulness, attention to detail, and thoroughness.
Ability to communicate and troubleshoot unforeseen production situations.
Ability to collaborate with department members to complete work safely and efficiently.
Professionalism, reliability, punctuality, and awareness.

Responsibilities

Receive and review technical drawings, build from them, and raise questions, comments, or concerns with the Lead Cabinetmaker and/or Department Manager.
Manage, track, and plan tasks according to the production schedule.
Gather and track tools, equipment, and hardware required for assigned projects.
Consult with the Shop Foreman, Lead Cabinetmaker, and/or Draftsperson on engineering and best-build practices.
Forecast and communicate completion timelines for project build elements.
Ensure work meets Bednark standards before passing it to the next production step.
Contribute to the fabrication process from cut sheets through tech-ups.
Follow and demonstrate safe and efficient building practices and tool use.
Maintain a clean and orderly workspace and bench, and assist with daily team operations.
Track and clock in and out of purchase orders when starting and completing project tasks.
Help maintain department-specific tools, machines, and consumables.
Maintain knowledge of project deliverables, including appropriate onsite assembly and installation methods.
Review project hits and misses with fabricators and provide constructive feedback and direction on assigned tasks.
Communicate clearly, productively, and professionally.
Submit requests for project-specific materials, tools, and hardware through the Shop Foreman.
Collaborate with team members on replenishing consumables and maintaining tools.
Maintain a clean, orderly, and safe environment in machining, assembly, and tech-up spaces.
Regularly inspect tools, tool paths, assembly areas, tech-up spaces, access paths, and egress routes for safe, unobstructed use.
Maintain a safe, healthy, and judgment-free working environment.