Read the drawings
Work from cut lists, elevations and part labels. Flag anything that doesn't add up before it's cut.
This cabinet maker job in Edmonton means building custom cabinetry from full sheets to finished boxes, with a CNC, an edge-bander and good materials.

You'll work in our shop on 131 Avenue NW, turning approved drawings into kitchens, walk-in closets, vanities and built-ins. Most of our parts come off the CNC already cut and drilled. Your job is to band, assemble, fit and check them so they go to site right the first time.
You'll also help on installs from time to time. Seeing your own boxes go in is the best way to learn what matters in the shop.
Hiring: cabinetmaker, Edmonton. This is a millwork shop job in a CNC cabinet shop, not a resale showroom.
Work from cut lists, elevations and part labels. Flag anything that doesn't add up before it's cut.
Band melamine, MDF and Fenix NTM edges, trim and scrape, keep glue lines clean.
Assemble cabinet boxes square and tight, fit backs, rails and Blum hardware.
Hang doors, set drawers, adjust gaps and reveals so fronts line up.
Check every box against the drawing, label by room and position, wrap for delivery.
Join installs when needed and take notes back to the shop.
Two or more years building cabinets or casework in a shop. We'll look at your work, not just your resume.

Loading sheets, running nested programs, basic tool changes.
Experience with spray finishing or touch-ups on painted MDF.
We work in English, Ukrainian and Russian. Any of them helps.
Competitive, discussed at interview, based on your experience and what you can show us.
CNC, edge-bander and proper tools. Egger, Blum and Fenix NTM, not bargain board.
Four to five people. Your work is seen, and your ideas get tried.
We're growing in Alberta. People who start with us are the ones who'll lead crews and projects later.
Attach your resume and a few photos of cabinets you've built. Tell us what machines you've run.