Joiner

ISHRAQUE AHMAD AND ASSOCIATES LEGAL SERVICES PTY L; New South Wales; Presencial; AUD 68.000 - 90.000; Tempo integral

Resumo da vaga

Montage Commercial Interiors seeks a skilled Joiner for its production workshop in Saint Peters. You will interpret architectural drawings, prepare timber and laminates, and fabricate cabinetry, doors, windows, and decorative fittings with high precision.

The role includes setup and operation of panel saws, routers, CNC routers, and edgebanders, plus on-site installation and final alignment. A Certificate III in Joinery/Carpentry and at least 1 year post-apprenticeship are required.

Qualificações

• Formal education: Certificate III in Joinery (CPC31920) or Certificate III in Carpentry and Joinery (or equivalent national qualification).
• Trade experience: Minimum 1 year post-apprenticeship as Joiner/Cabinet Maker in workshop.
• Licensing: Valid driver’s license; White Card/ Construction Induction Card for on-site work.

Responsabilidades

• Read and interpret detailed architectural drawings and specifications to determine dimensions and materials.
• Set up, operate and maintain woodworking machinery safely and accurately.
• Fabricate and assemble joinery components including cabinetry, doors, windows, and fittings.
• Finish surfaces and prepare timber for polishing or painting.
• Install joinery on-site and perform adjustments to fit within irregular spaces.
• Quality control and safety compliance in workshop and on-site environments.

Conhecimentos

Reading plans

Machinery operation

Joinery techniques

Attention to detail

Problem solving

Formação

Certificate III in Joinery or Carpentry

Ferramentas

Panel saw

Planers/Thicknessers

Routers

CNC routers

Edgebander

Descrição da vaga

ISHRAQUE AHMAD AND ASSOCIATES LEGAL SERVICES PTY L – Saint Peters NSW

Job Type: Permanent position | Full time position

Job Description

At Montage Commercial Interiors we are seeking a skilled and meticulous Joiner to join our production and workshop team. In this role, you will specialise in the detailed fabrication, precision cutting, assembly, fitting, and installation of timber-based components, architectural joinery, custom cabinetry, doors, windows, and decorative wood fittings. Core Duties & Responsibilities

1. Reading Plans & Technical Specifications Diagram & Blueprint Interpretation: Read, interpret, and work directly from detailed architectural drawings, engineering specifications, shop drawings, and client sketches to determine project dimensions and material requirements. Material & Quantity

Take-offs: Calculate exact timber dimensions, required materials, hardware specifications, and project layout requirements prior to cutting. 2. Setting Up, Operation & Maintenance of Woodworking Machinery

Machinery Operation: Safely set up, operate, and maintain a wide range of static and portable woodworking power tools and machinery (including panel saws, planers, thicknessers, routers, spindle moulders, tenoners, mortisers, edgebanders, and CNC routers). Tool Sharpening & Maintenance: Maintain, sharpen, and set up hand tools, chisels, router bits, saw blades, and cutter heads to ensure optimal cutting performance and accuracy.

3. Precision Workshop Fabrication & Joinery Construction

Timber Preparation & Marking: Select, inspect, measure, cut, plane, and shape high-grade solid timbers, veneers, composite boards (MDF, particleboard, plywood), and laminates to exact tolerances. Joinery Techniques: Fabricate and cut traditional and modern woodworking joints (including mortise and tenon, dovetail, housing, dowel, biscuited, and mitred joints) to form structural frames and detailed assemblies. Assembly & Gluing: Glue, clamp, dowel, screw, and assemble joinery components, ensuring squareness, structural integrity, and flawless surface alignment.

Detailed Fixtures: Construct custom detailed cabinetry, stairs, balustrades, timber window frames, sash windows, solid timber doors, architraves, skirtings, shop fittings, and wall panelling.

4. Hardware Fitting, Finishing & Surface Preparation Hardware Installation: Recess, fit, and secure high-end specialized hardware including hinges, mortise locks, sliding door tracks, soft-close runners, latches, and architectural ironmongery.

Finishing Prep: Sand, fill, repair, and prepare timber surfaces for polishing, varnishing, staining, or painting.

5. On-Site Erection, Fitting & Repairs Site Installation: Transport, erect, fit, align, and secure fabricated joinery units, staircases, window frames, door jams, and custom timber fixtures into building structures on site.

On-Site Scribing & Adjustment: Scribe, trim, plane, and fit joinery elements precisely to uneven walls, floors, and existing structural spaces. Maintenance & Restoration: Inspect, repair, alter, and restore existing joinery, heritage timber features, broken timber frames, doors, windows, and fitted cabinetry.

6. Quality Control, Safety & Site Management

Quality Assurance: Check finished joinery pieces against specifications for accuracy, flush fits, square angles, and smooth operational tolerances. WHS / Safe Work Practices: Strict adherence to

Work Health and Safety guidelines, including personal protective equipment (PPE) usage, dust extraction operation, guard installations, and maintaining a clean, safe workshop environment.

Qualifications & Experience Formal Education: Certificate III in Joinery (CPC31920) or Certificate III in Carpentry and Joinery (or equivalent national qualification / recognized trade certificate).

Trade Experience: Minimum 1 year of post-apprenticeship experience as a qualified Joiner or Cabinet Maker/Detailed Carpenter in a workshop environment. Licensing: Valid driver’s license (White Card / Construction Induction Card required for on-site installations). Key Competencies & Skills

Technical Expertise: Exceptional knowledge of timber species, timber movement, grain orientation, composite panels, adhesives, and hardware systems. Mathematical Aptitude: Strong spatial awareness, precise measurement abilities, and geometric calculation skills. Attention to Detail: Pride in craftsmanship with an eye for micro-tolerances, seamless joints, and high-end surface finishes.

Problem Solving: Ability to troubleshoot complex architectural designs and adapt joinery solutions to fit real-world building variations. Working Arrangements: Work Type: Full-time & Permanent

Working Hours: 38 hours per week Salary: $79,423 per year plus superannuation