Decor Corporate

production 2010

Career Description

Finishing

Our finishers are creative and have an eye for colour. As a finisher you’ll learn to apply the stains and paints that bring our cabinets to life.

Specialty Woodworking

Building custom cabinets requires a craftsman’s touch, skill and patience. Working in the specialty department, you’ll use a variety of tools to build a unique piece of our customers’ homes.

Sanding

As a sander, you prepare cabinet parts for painting. This involves using sanding blocks or an orbital sander. “Distressing” (using small hand tools to cut or modify the cabinets parts to make them look antique) is part of this position as well.

Machine Operation

Throughout our facility, in most departments, machine operators play a very important part in the construction of our cabinets. Automated sanders, sprayers, CNC equipment, routers and edge banders are a few examples of the machines you’ll find here.

We thank all candidates for their interest, however only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

PLANT POSITIONS

Packaging

Packagers prepare the finished cabinets for shipping. Packaging involves working in a group, and requires the physical ability to lift and handle various sizes of cabinets and parts.

Sanding

As a Sander you prepare cabinet parts for painting. This involves using sanding blocks or an orbital sander. “Distressing” (using small hand tools to cut or modify the cabinets parts to make them look older) is part of this position as well.

Finishing

Our Finishers are true craftspeople. As a finisher you’ll learn to apply the stains and paints that bring our cabinets to life.

Specialty Department

Building custom cabinets requires a craftsman’s touch, skill and patience. Working in the Specialty department, you’ll use a large variety of tools such as routers and saws to build a unique piece of our customers’ homes.

Assembly

Using small hand tools, Assemblers piece together various cabinet parts to produce the finished product. This is the cabinet’s final stop before packaging, so attention to detail here is critical in order to assure that the customer receives what they ordered.

Machine Operation

Throughout our facility, in nearly every department, Machine Operators play a very important part in the construction of our cabinets. Automated sanders, sprayers, saws, routers and edge banders are a few examples of the machines you’ll find here.

OFFICE POSITIONS

Coming Soon


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	production 2010 Back Career Description Finishing Our finishers are creative and have an eye for colour. As a finisher you’ll learn to apply the stains and paints that bring our cabinets to life. Specialty Woodworking Building custom cabinets requires a craftsman’s touch, skill and patience. Working in the specialty department, you’ll use a variety of tools to build a unique piece of our customers’ homes. Sanding As a sander, you prepare cabinet parts for painting. This involves using sanding blocks or an orbital sander. “Distressing” (using small hand tools to cut or modify the cabinets parts to make them look antique) is part of this position as well. Machine Operation Throughout our facility, in most departments, machine operators play a very important part in the construction of our cabinets. Automated sanders, sprayers, CNC equipment, routers and edge banders are a few examples of the machines you’ll find here. We thank all candidates for their interest, however only those selected for an interview will be contacted. PLANT POSITIONS Packaging Packagers prepare the finished cabinets for shipping. Packaging involves working in a group, and requires the physical ability to lift and handle various sizes of cabinets and parts. Sanding As a Sander you prepare cabinet parts for painting. This involves using sanding blocks or an orbital sander. “Distressing” (using small hand tools to cut or modify the cabinets parts to make them look older) is part of this position as well. Finishing Our Finishers are true craftspeople. As a finisher you’ll learn to apply the stains and paints that bring our cabinets to life. Specialty Department Building custom cabinets requires a craftsman’s touch, skill and patience. Working in the Specialty department, you’ll use a large variety of tools such as routers and saws to build a unique piece of our customers’ homes. Assembly Using small hand tools, Assemblers piece together various cabinet parts to produce the finished product. This is the cabinet’s final stop before packaging, so attention to detail here is critical in order to assure that the customer receives what they ordered. Machine Operation Throughout our facility, in nearly every department, Machine Operators play a very important part in the construction of our cabinets. Automated sanders, sprayers, saws, routers and edge banders are a few examples of the machines you’ll find here. OFFICE POSITIONS Coming Soon
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