General Labor
General Labor
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08-04-2025
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Job Description
General Labor Workers
Closets by Design a nationally recognized leader in home organizing systems is currently seeking several enthusiastic and motivated individuals to immediately fill the position(s) of General Labor.
Some prior Woodworking experience preferred but not required.
Job Responsibilities
- We will train to produce quality custom closets garages and home organizing systems.
- Operate woodworking machinery and hand tools.
- Understanding company product lines machinery assembly standards and installation techniques.
- Follow quality and safety standards.
- Maintain shop equipment according to an established schedule.
- Understand daily cut lists.
- Additional tasks or projects as defined by the Production Foreman.
Personal Requirements
- Experience in the woodworking or cabinet making fields 32mm systems) a plus.
- Experience with woodworking equipment and hand tools a plus.
- Excellent problem solving skills able to multitask in a fast paced environment
- Team oriented
- Quality conscious
- Service oriented
- Honest and reliable
Email a brief resume including salary history stating why you are the right person for this opportunity to call
Closets by Design is an Equal Opportunity Employer
Employment Type
Full-Time
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