Furniture Bench Joiner

You work from a cutting list and a shop drawing: squaring panels on the sliding table saw, edge banding, boring hinge and shelf holes on the drill press, and dry assembling the carcass before glue up. You fit hinges, drawer runners and handles, check diagonals and gaps with a rule and a feeler gauge, and sand the visible faces before the piece goes to the finish room. Small solid wood repairs and the occasional site measurement come with the job. One shift, 08:00-12:00 and 13:00-17:00, and the workshop lead signs off each carcass.

Trade school in woodworking or a completed apprenticeship

At least two years at the bench in a furniture workshop

Reading a cutting list and a shop drawing

Sliding table saw, edge bander and drill press in practice

Accurate to a millimetre on fronts and gaps

Basic English to follow the machine menus and the panel labels

Net salary from 1400 up to 1540 EUR per month

Permanent contract under the wood and furniture agreement

13th month payment in December

Production bonus paid twice a year on delivered orders

Canteen meal at 2 EUR inside the workshop

Paid month of induction on the house standards

Work clothing, safety shoes and hand tools provided

A joiner who masters the fitting sequence takes over a bay and its two helpers, and the workshop pays the CNC nesting course for anyone who wants the machine side.

A dry hall with dust extraction at every machine, marked walkways and a separate finish room, so the assembly bay stays free of solvent. Ear protection, goggles and safety shoes are mandatory.