Joinery & Assembly Operative
Salary: £35,000 - £40,000 DOE
Location: Sidcup, Kent
Working Hours: Full Time, Permanent
Benefits
- Overtime opportunities
- company pension scheme
- ongoing training and development
- career progression
- a stable role within a growing business.
The Company
Our client is a successful and growing international manufacturer, supplying specialist products to customers across multiple global markets.
The Vacancy
Working from the company's production facility in Sidcup, as Joinery & Assembly Operative, you will be responsible for accurately and efficiently assembling timber door sets and associated components in line with manufacturing drawings, specifications and customer requirements.
Key Responsibilities for Joinery & Assembly Operative
- Assemble timber door sets and associated components to specification.
- Route and prepare doors for hinges, locks, keeps, vision panels and other ironmongery.
- Use woodworking hand and power tools, including routers, chisels and drills.
- Read and interpret manufacturing drawings, job specifications and production instructions.
- Accurately measure, mark out and prepare doors for assembly and fitting.
- Carry out in-process and final quality checks.
- Ensure completed products meet required quality and dimensional standards.
- Maintain a clean, organised and safe working environment.
- Follow all health and safety procedures and PPE requirements.
- Work as part of the production team to achieve daily and weekly output targets.
About You
- Previous experience as a Joinery & Assembly Operative, or from a joinery, carpentry, woodworking, shopfitting or similar manufacturing environment.
- Confident using routers, chisels, drills and other woodworking hand and power tools, with experience in bench joinery or workshop carpentry.
- Able to read and follow technical drawings, job specifications and production instructions.
- Experience with fire-rated door sets and ironmongery preparation would be advantageous, including fitting locks, hinges, closers, vision panels and seals.
- Strong attention to detail with a commitment to producing high-quality, accurate work.
- Reliable, hardworking and positive, with the ability to work both independently and as part of a team.
- Good understanding of health and safety within a workshop or production environment