Bench Carpenter

Role overview: Opportunity to join an established, successful and expanding furniture manufacturing business.

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As a Bench Carpenter, youll play a central role in crafting our luxury furniture.

This is hands-on, woodworking assembly ideal for someone who takes pride in craftsmanship while embracing modern manufacturing techniques.

Youll work closely with upholsterers, and production leads to bring exceptional, hand-finished products to life.

Key responsibilities: Craft high-quality furniture frames and components using both hand tools and workshop machinery.

Interpret technical drawings and specifications to produce accurate, consistent parts.

Assemble bespoke and standard product lines, ensuring structural integrity and flawless finish.

Select, prepare, and work with premium hardwoods and solid timbers, maintaining the highest standards of material handling.

Perform fine finishing tasks, including sanding, shaping, and detailing to luxury-grade standards.

Collaborate with design and upholstery teams to ensure seamless integration of wooden components.

Maintain workshop equipment and uphold a safe, clean, and organised working environment.

Contribute to continuous improvement, offering ideas to enhance quality, efficiency, and craftsmanship.

Support with the training and development of Fitters, sharing best practices, demonstrating techniques, and helping to uphold the companys high standards of craftsmanship Skills & Experience Skills and Experience: Proven experience as a bench joiner, bench carpenter, cabinet maker, or similar craft-based woodworking role.

Ability to read and interpret technical drawings.

Skilled in the use of hand tools, power tools, and woodworking machinery.

Excellent attention to detail with a passion for producing high-end, hand-finished products.

Experience working with solid timber, veneers, and hardwoods. xwzovoh

Ability to work independently and as part of a collaborative workshop team.

Hours of work
- 39 hours a week (Mon to Thurs & Fri