Bench Joiner / Machinist in Borehamwood - CV-Library

Bench Joiner / Machinist
Bench Joiners / Machinists wanted
Salary depends on experience - £18 – £22 Per hour
Mon - Fri 07:30 am - 16:30 pm Overtime Available 1 hour per day
Lunch Break 45 minutes / 2 Tea Breaks of 10 minutes
The Bench Joiner must have a full clean driving licence & not reliant on Public Transport to get to work.
Trial period 1 Month
The ideal candidate should have at least 5 to 10 Years’ Experience of bench joinery and be able to demonstrate their knowledge and use of woodworking machinery.
Your work will include architectural joinery, handcrafted timber windows and doors, sash windows, circular & arch windows.
Requirements of the Bench Joiner
* An eye for detail, an interest in building preservation and a pride in one’s work is essential.
* Working within the joinery workshop to create and produce high quality, traditional and bespoke joinery products.
* Competent in reading and working from drawings.
* Proficient in using hand tools such as saws, chisels, planes etc.
* Able hit deadlines when it comes to joinery projects.
* Able to report back to the team leader if any issues are identified during the assembly process.
* Possessing your own battery tools & hand joinery tools is necessary.
* Must have relevant qualifications and or have time served
* Must have a full clean driving licence & not reliant on Public Transport to get to work.
Duties of the Bench Joiner
* Producing and working from cutting lists taken directly off drawings.
* Setting up and operating the woodworking machinery. planer thicknesser, spindle moulders, tenor & mortice, cross-cutting techniques & four sided planer.
* To work on site and be part of the installation team if required.
The Bench Joiner must have the right to work in the UK. Must be able to speak, read & write good English
Mon - Fri 07:30 am - 16:30 pm Overtime Available 1 hour per day
Lunch Break 45 minutes / 2 Tea Breaks of 10 minutes
If you would like apply for the position of Bench Joiner, please email apply now