Verified Job
Carpenter
Nassal Lead Carpenter
Carpenter
#787372
Remote / WFH
Nassal
Job Description
Qualifications
Blueprint Reading: Ability to read blueprints/shop drawings is required
Cabinet-grade carpentry ability required
Ability to read blueprints/shop drawings required
Ability to produce material takeoffs, CNC cut-files, layouts, and cut lists
Knowledge of various wood species required
Advanced knowledge of hand tools and woodworking machinery required
Ability to follow written and verbal instructions and use measurement tools
Must be available for Friday coverage and second-shift coverage
Ability to document production activity and communicate shift handoff details
Ability to lift, sand, mask, and move materials up to 30 lbs. as needed
Comfortable standing, bending, and performing repetitive tasks for extended periods
Manual dexterity and hand-eye coordination to safely use tools and materials
Must maintain continuous awareness of hazards and enforce safety practices
Benefits
Competitive pay and benefits
Growth and certification opportunit
Responsibilities
The Carpenter Lead supports the Carpentry Foreman by assisting with daily shop-floor activities, coordinating production work, supporting QA/QC through the construction process, and helping maintain safe, efficient workflow during Friday and second-shift coverage needs
This role provides hands-on cabinet-grade carpentry leadership, supports continuity between shifts, and helps ensure work is completed according to shop drawings, production requirements, safety expectations, and quality standards, communicating actions, irregularities, and continuing needs
Follow all safety regulations, PPE requirements, and shop procedures
Assist the Carpentry Foreman in managing daily activities on the shop floor
Provide Friday coverage and second-shift coverage to support production continuity, staffing needs, quality expectations, and work-order progress
Lead carpenters in building cabinetry and other woodworking-related projects according to shop drawings
Manage QA/QC through the construction process
Review blueprints, shop drawings, layouts, cut lists, and work instructions with assigned team members
Produce material takeoffs, layouts, cut lists, and CNC cut files as needed
Complete takeoffs and order materials needed for production
Communicate efficiently with other departments
Support production by coordinating manpower, materials, sequencing, and work-area organization for assigned coverage periods
Mentor carpenters and reinforce cabinet-grade quality, safe work practices, and proper tool/machine use
Inspect work in progress and completed work for fit, finish, accuracy, and adherence to shop drawings
Escalate schedule, staffing, material, safety, equipment, or quality concerns to the Carpentry Foreman
Additional duties as assigned
Leadership: Supports shop-floor direction and helps coordinate carpentry activities during assigned coverage periods
Cabinet-Grade Craftsmanship: Must be able to perform and evaluate high-quality cabinetry work
QA/QC Focus: Supports quality throughout the construction process
Communication: Communicates efficiently with other departments
Planning: Supports layouts, cut lists, material takeoffs, CNC cut files, and production sequencing
Dependability: Maintains coverage needs, punctuality, and production handoff expectations
Safety Awareness: Reinforces PPE, shop procedures, and safe equipment operation
Dependability: Maintains production continuity and shift handoff discipline
Fabrication environment with exposure to dust, noise, and odors
Regular use of PPE such as earplugs, safety glasses, and gloves is required
Schedule includes Friday coverage and second-shift coverage, with extended hours or weekends as needed based on production requirements
Job description
JOB PURPOSE:
The Carpenter Lead supports the Carpentry Foreman by assisting with daily shop-floor activities, coordinating production work, supporting QA/QC through the construction process, and helping maintain safe, efficient workflow during Friday and second-shift coverage needs.
This role provides hands-on cabinet-grade carpentry leadership, supports continuity between shifts, and helps ensure work is completed according to shop drawings, production requirements, safety expectations, and quality standards, communicating actions, irregularities, and continuing needs.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
• Follow all safety regulations, PPE requirements, and shop procedures.
• Assist the Carpentry Foreman in managing daily activities on the shop floor.
• Provide Friday coverage and second-shift coverage to support production continuity, staffing needs, quality expectations, and work-order progress.
• Lead carpenters in building cabinetry and other woodworking-related projects according to shop drawings.
• Manage QA/QC through the construction process.
• Review blueprints, shop drawings, layouts, cut lists, and work instructions with assigned team members.
• Produce material takeoffs, layouts, cut lists, and CNC cut files as needed.
• Complete takeoffs and order materials needed for production.
• Communicate efficiently with other departments.
• Support production by coordinating manpower, materials, sequencing, and work-area organization for assigned coverage periods.
• Mentor carpenters and reinforce cabinet-grade quality, safe work practices, and proper tool/machine use.
• Inspect work in progress and completed work for fit, finish, accuracy, and adherence to shop drawings.
• Escalate schedule, staffing, material, safety, equipment, or quality concerns to the Carpentry Foreman.
• Additional duties as assigned.
COMPETENCIES:
• Leadership: Supports shop-floor direction and helps coordinate carpentry activities during assigned coverage periods.
• Cabinet-Grade Craftsmanship: Must be able to perform and evaluate high-quality cabinetry work.
• Blueprint Reading: Ability to read blueprints/shop drawings is required.
• QA/QC Focus: Supports quality throughout the construction process.
• Communication: Communicates efficiently with other departments.
• Planning: Supports layouts, cut lists, material takeoffs, CNC cut files, and production sequencing.
• Dependability: Maintains coverage needs, punctuality, and production handoff expectations.
• Safety Awareness: Reinforces PPE, shop procedures, and safe equipment operation.
• Dependability: Maintains production continuity and shift handoff discipline.
QUALIFICATIONS:
• Minimum 6 years of woodworking experience and management experience preferred.
• Ability to manage 10+ employees preferred.
• Cabinet-grade carpentry ability required.
• Ability to read blueprints/shop drawings required.
• Ability to produce material takeoffs, CNC cut-files, layouts, and cut lists.
• Knowledge of various wood species required.
• Advanced knowledge of hand tools and woodworking machinery required.
• Ability to follow written and verbal instructions and use measurement tools.
• Must be available for Friday coverage and second-shift coverage.
• Ability to document production activity and communicate shift handoff details.
WORKING CONDITIONS:
• Fabrication environment with exposure to dust, noise, and odors.
• Regular use of PPE such as earplugs, safety glasses, and gloves is required.
• Schedule includes Friday coverage and second-shift coverage, with extended hours or weekends as needed based on production requirements.
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:
• Ability to lift, sand, mask, and move materials up to 30 lbs. as needed.
• Comfortable standing, bending, and performing repetitive tasks for extended periods.
• Manual dexterity and hand-eye coordination to safely use tools and materials.
• Must maintain continuous awareness of hazards and enforce safety practices.
Why Join Nassal
At The Nassal Company, part of the PCL Family of Companies, every project combines artistry, craftsmanship, and innovation. Our teams are at the heart of creating immersive environments and extraordinary experiences seen across the world.
We provide
• Competitive pay and benefits.
• Growth and certification opportunit
Blueprint Reading: Ability to read blueprints/shop drawings is required
Cabinet-grade carpentry ability required
Ability to read blueprints/shop drawings required
Ability to produce material takeoffs, CNC cut-files, layouts, and cut lists
Knowledge of various wood species required
Advanced knowledge of hand tools and woodworking machinery required
Ability to follow written and verbal instructions and use measurement tools
Must be available for Friday coverage and second-shift coverage
Ability to document production activity and communicate shift handoff details
Ability to lift, sand, mask, and move materials up to 30 lbs. as needed
Comfortable standing, bending, and performing repetitive tasks for extended periods
Manual dexterity and hand-eye coordination to safely use tools and materials
Must maintain continuous awareness of hazards and enforce safety practices
Benefits
Competitive pay and benefits
Growth and certification opportunit
Responsibilities
The Carpenter Lead supports the Carpentry Foreman by assisting with daily shop-floor activities, coordinating production work, supporting QA/QC through the construction process, and helping maintain safe, efficient workflow during Friday and second-shift coverage needs
This role provides hands-on cabinet-grade carpentry leadership, supports continuity between shifts, and helps ensure work is completed according to shop drawings, production requirements, safety expectations, and quality standards, communicating actions, irregularities, and continuing needs
Follow all safety regulations, PPE requirements, and shop procedures
Assist the Carpentry Foreman in managing daily activities on the shop floor
Provide Friday coverage and second-shift coverage to support production continuity, staffing needs, quality expectations, and work-order progress
Lead carpenters in building cabinetry and other woodworking-related projects according to shop drawings
Manage QA/QC through the construction process
Review blueprints, shop drawings, layouts, cut lists, and work instructions with assigned team members
Produce material takeoffs, layouts, cut lists, and CNC cut files as needed
Complete takeoffs and order materials needed for production
Communicate efficiently with other departments
Support production by coordinating manpower, materials, sequencing, and work-area organization for assigned coverage periods
Mentor carpenters and reinforce cabinet-grade quality, safe work practices, and proper tool/machine use
Inspect work in progress and completed work for fit, finish, accuracy, and adherence to shop drawings
Escalate schedule, staffing, material, safety, equipment, or quality concerns to the Carpentry Foreman
Additional duties as assigned
Leadership: Supports shop-floor direction and helps coordinate carpentry activities during assigned coverage periods
Cabinet-Grade Craftsmanship: Must be able to perform and evaluate high-quality cabinetry work
QA/QC Focus: Supports quality throughout the construction process
Communication: Communicates efficiently with other departments
Planning: Supports layouts, cut lists, material takeoffs, CNC cut files, and production sequencing
Dependability: Maintains coverage needs, punctuality, and production handoff expectations
Safety Awareness: Reinforces PPE, shop procedures, and safe equipment operation
Dependability: Maintains production continuity and shift handoff discipline
Fabrication environment with exposure to dust, noise, and odors
Regular use of PPE such as earplugs, safety glasses, and gloves is required
Schedule includes Friday coverage and second-shift coverage, with extended hours or weekends as needed based on production requirements
Job description
JOB PURPOSE:
The Carpenter Lead supports the Carpentry Foreman by assisting with daily shop-floor activities, coordinating production work, supporting QA/QC through the construction process, and helping maintain safe, efficient workflow during Friday and second-shift coverage needs.
This role provides hands-on cabinet-grade carpentry leadership, supports continuity between shifts, and helps ensure work is completed according to shop drawings, production requirements, safety expectations, and quality standards, communicating actions, irregularities, and continuing needs.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
• Follow all safety regulations, PPE requirements, and shop procedures.
• Assist the Carpentry Foreman in managing daily activities on the shop floor.
• Provide Friday coverage and second-shift coverage to support production continuity, staffing needs, quality expectations, and work-order progress.
• Lead carpenters in building cabinetry and other woodworking-related projects according to shop drawings.
• Manage QA/QC through the construction process.
• Review blueprints, shop drawings, layouts, cut lists, and work instructions with assigned team members.
• Produce material takeoffs, layouts, cut lists, and CNC cut files as needed.
• Complete takeoffs and order materials needed for production.
• Communicate efficiently with other departments.
• Support production by coordinating manpower, materials, sequencing, and work-area organization for assigned coverage periods.
• Mentor carpenters and reinforce cabinet-grade quality, safe work practices, and proper tool/machine use.
• Inspect work in progress and completed work for fit, finish, accuracy, and adherence to shop drawings.
• Escalate schedule, staffing, material, safety, equipment, or quality concerns to the Carpentry Foreman.
• Additional duties as assigned.
COMPETENCIES:
• Leadership: Supports shop-floor direction and helps coordinate carpentry activities during assigned coverage periods.
• Cabinet-Grade Craftsmanship: Must be able to perform and evaluate high-quality cabinetry work.
• Blueprint Reading: Ability to read blueprints/shop drawings is required.
• QA/QC Focus: Supports quality throughout the construction process.
• Communication: Communicates efficiently with other departments.
• Planning: Supports layouts, cut lists, material takeoffs, CNC cut files, and production sequencing.
• Dependability: Maintains coverage needs, punctuality, and production handoff expectations.
• Safety Awareness: Reinforces PPE, shop procedures, and safe equipment operation.
• Dependability: Maintains production continuity and shift handoff discipline.
QUALIFICATIONS:
• Minimum 6 years of woodworking experience and management experience preferred.
• Ability to manage 10+ employees preferred.
• Cabinet-grade carpentry ability required.
• Ability to read blueprints/shop drawings required.
• Ability to produce material takeoffs, CNC cut-files, layouts, and cut lists.
• Knowledge of various wood species required.
• Advanced knowledge of hand tools and woodworking machinery required.
• Ability to follow written and verbal instructions and use measurement tools.
• Must be available for Friday coverage and second-shift coverage.
• Ability to document production activity and communicate shift handoff details.
WORKING CONDITIONS:
• Fabrication environment with exposure to dust, noise, and odors.
• Regular use of PPE such as earplugs, safety glasses, and gloves is required.
• Schedule includes Friday coverage and second-shift coverage, with extended hours or weekends as needed based on production requirements.
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:
• Ability to lift, sand, mask, and move materials up to 30 lbs. as needed.
• Comfortable standing, bending, and performing repetitive tasks for extended periods.
• Manual dexterity and hand-eye coordination to safely use tools and materials.
• Must maintain continuous awareness of hazards and enforce safety practices.
Why Join Nassal
At The Nassal Company, part of the PCL Family of Companies, every project combines artistry, craftsmanship, and innovation. Our teams are at the heart of creating immersive environments and extraordinary experiences seen across the world.
We provide
• Competitive pay and benefits.
• Growth and certification opportunit
