Woodworker

C Global Inc•Nokomis, FL

4h•$25 - $38•Onsite

About The Position

The Woodworker is responsible for fabricating, assembling, installing, repairing, and finishing custom wood components and architectural woodwork in accordance with C Global Inc.'s standards for quality, craftsmanship, safety, and attention to detail. This position requires strong woodworking knowledge and the ability to accurately interpret construction drawings, shop drawings, specifications, measurements, and verbal instructions. The Woodworker must be proficient in the safe operation of hand tools, power tools, and woodworking equipment and demonstrate the ability to produce precise, high-quality work. The Woodworker may perform work involving custom millwork, cabinetry, trim, architectural wood components, furniture-style construction, specialty woodwork, and other detailed wood installations associated with C Global Inc. projects. Because C Global Inc. projects require a high level of craftsmanship, the Woodworker is expected to consistently evaluate fit, alignment, dimensions, appearance, and finish quality throughout the fabrication and installation process rather than relying solely on final inspection.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent preferred.
Demonstrated professional woodworking, millwork, cabinetry, finish carpentry, or comparable construction experience.
Ability to accurately measure and perform basic construction-related calculations.
Ability to read and interpret construction drawings, shop drawings, and specifications.
Demonstrated proficiency with woodworking hand tools, power tools, and applicable machinery.
Strong understanding of woodworking fabrication and installation techniques.
Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality craftsmanship.
Ability to work independently and as part of a construction team.
Ability to follow written and verbal instructions.
Ability to work safely in an active construction environment.
Reliable transportation to assigned work locations as required.

Nice To Haves

Formal training or certification in woodworking, cabinetry, millwork, carpentry, or related trade.
Experience in custom or high-end woodworking.
Experience with cabinetry, architectural millwork, custom trim, and specialty wood installations.
Knowledge of multiple wood species and engineered wood products.
Experience with advanced woodworking machinery.
Experience with CNC woodworking equipment, when applicable.
Knowledge of stains, sealers, coatings, and wood finishing preparation.
OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety certification.
Experience working from detailed shop drawings and architectural plans.

Responsibilities

Measure, mark, cut, shape, fabricate, assemble, and install wood components according to project requirements.
Fabricate custom wood pieces using drawings, specifications, templates, samples, and field measurements.
Perform detailed woodworking requiring precise measurements, cuts, joints, alignment, and fit.
Construct and assemble cabinetry, millwork, trim, panels, architectural components, and other custom wood products as assigned.
Perform modifications and field adjustments necessary to achieve proper fit and installation.
Select appropriate tools, equipment, fasteners, adhesives, and methods based on the material and scope of work.
Verify measurements before cutting or modifying materials.
Perform repairs, adjustments, and modifications to existing woodwork when required.
Read and interpret construction drawings, shop drawings, blueprints, specifications, and other project documentation.
Accurately perform field measurements and transfer dimensions to materials.
Perform layouts for fabrication and installation.
Verify dimensions, elevations, clearances, and alignment before fabrication or installation.
Identify drawing or field-condition conflicts and communicate concerns to the Foreman or Project Manager before proceeding.
Follow approved drawings, specifications, samples, and project requirements.
Safely and proficiently operate woodworking hand tools and power tools.
Operate applicable woodworking equipment, which may include: Table saws, Miter saws, Circular saws, Routers, Sanders, Drills and impact drivers, Nail and fastening equipment, Planers, Jointers, Other woodworking machinery and specialty tools.
Inspect tools and equipment before use.
Maintain tools in safe and proper working condition.
Immediately report damaged, defective, or unsafe tools and equipment.
Use tools only for their intended purpose and according to manufacturer and company safety requirements.
Identify and work with various wood species, engineered wood products, sheet goods, veneers, and other woodworking materials.
Understand basic characteristics of wood, including grain direction, movement, moisture considerations, and potential defects.
Select materials appropriate for the assigned application when directed.
Inspect materials before fabrication or installation for damage, defects, color variation, or other quality concerns.
Handle and store wood and finished components properly to prevent damage.
Minimize material waste through accurate measurements, proper planning, and responsible cutting practices.
Communicate material shortages or discrepancies promptly.
Install fabricated wood components according to drawings, specifications, field conditions, and C Global Inc. quality standards.
Ensure installations are level, plumb, square, aligned, securely fastened, and properly fitted.
Perform necessary field adjustments without compromising the appearance or integrity of the finished product.
Coordinate installation activities with other trades when necessary.
Protect surrounding surfaces and completed work during installation.
Maintain awareness of finished surfaces and high-value materials while transporting tools and materials through the project site.
Inspect work throughout fabrication and installation rather than waiting until completion.
Verify measurements, joints, alignment, fit, reveals, transitions, and finished appearance.
Identify defects or deficiencies and correct them promptly.
Maintain consistent workmanship across repeated components and installations.
Avoid unnecessary damage to materials and completed work.
Complete assigned punch-list and corrective work promptly.
Maintain C Global Inc.'s expectations for professional, high-quality craftsmanship.
Sand and prepare wood surfaces for finishing.
Perform minor staining, sealing, touch-up, or finish preparation.
Prepare components for Paint & Finish personnel.
Repair minor surface imperfections before final finishing.
Protect completed woodwork from damage after installation.
Coordinate with Paint & Finish personnel when finished wood components require additional coatings or specialty finishes.
Follow all C Global Inc. safety policies and applicable OSHA requirements.
Wear required personal protective equipment (PPE).
Follow proper safety procedures when operating saws, routers, power tools, and woodworking machinery.
Maintain guards and other manufacturer-required safety devices.
Maintain clean and organized work areas.
Properly manage cords, hoses, tools, materials, and debris to prevent trip and other hazards.
Follow applicable requirements for dust control and respiratory protection.
Immediately report unsafe conditions, injuries, near misses, equipment damage, or property damage.
Stop work and notify supervision when an unsafe condition cannot be corrected immediately.
Participate in required safety meetings and training.
Protect finished surfaces, structures, materials, furnishings, and surrounding property while performing work.
Use appropriate floor, wall, countertop, door, and finish protection when required.
Do not place tools or materials on finished surfaces without appropriate protection.
Maintain clean and organized work areas throughout the workday.
Remove debris and unused materials from work areas as directed.
Follow C Global Inc. requirements regarding project confidentiality, photographs, property access, and jobsite conduct.
Complete assigned work within established production schedules and deadlines.
Communicate progress, delays, material concerns, and field issues to the Foreman or Project Manager.
Coordinate effectively with other Woodworkers, Carpenters, Foremen, Project Managers, and trades.
Follow daily work assignments and production priorities.
Assist team members when necessary to maintain project progress.
Demonstrate professional conduct and respectful communication.
Accept instruction and constructive feedback and make required corrections promptly.
Maintain reliable attendance and punctuality.