We are looking for a CNC Machine Operator

Here are some typical duties a wooden furniture machine operator may have:

Design, produce, and test wood products.
Build furniture using hand tools.
Use automated machinery, such as computerized numerical control (CNC) machines.
Perform work in high production assembly line facility.
Set up, operate, and tend drill presses, lathes, shapers, routers, sanders, planers, and wood-nailing machines.
Cut, shape, and smooth wooden parts.
Verify dimensions using caliper or rule.
Add fasteners and adhesives and connect the pieces to form a complete unit.
Sand products using sander or sandpaper.
Stain or coat products with lacquer or varnish.
Set products out to dry.
Operate specialized pieces of woodworking machinery.
Work to preserve antiques.
Design and create sets of cabinets that are customized for particular spaces.
Create wooden accents and trim.
Create scale models of products or buildings that are used in construction
Construct dies used in castings.
Complete all stages of woodworking process.
Ensure wood isn’t warped, cracked, or swollen.
Repair wooden furniture, cabinets, and other wood products.
Apply paint to raw wood.
Please send cv to Kevin at Keyman.