We’ve filled our CNC programmer position and are continuing to grow and are in need of craftsman. Copy of the ad text and link below:
https://www.indeed.com/cmp/BGI-Millwork/jobs/Cabinetmaker-c279cd6c33f59aa8?q=BGI
Cabinetmaker (Commercial)
BGI Millwork - Buffalo, NY 14218
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Perform duties in fabrication of custom millwork: cabinets, counters, reception desks, and similar products. Products contain plastic laminate, wood, solid surface, and a variety of materials. Shop employee needs to understand scope of work by reviewing shop drawings before work begins. Some field installation, both local and out of town, may be asked of the shop employee. Ability to work well with others a must, as we value team work, and coordinating our efforts towards a good end result.
We are in need of both intermediate and advanced shop talent.
We offer competitive wages and benefits, including health insurance, dental insurance, 401(k), paid time off.
Job Type: Full-time
We have a good group of guys here with some who’ve been with the company over (30) years. I can tell you that for about 6 months of the year, we offer about as much overtime as anyone can stand. We have a bright and open shop so no one’s really “on top of each other”.
If you’re looking for a “job”, this may not be the right choice. If you want to start, or continue, a “career” then this may work for you. We also want to be able to teach the next generation of craftsman, so if you don’t have 15 years experience, don’t be dissuaded. We understand that we need to be teachers and sometimes less experience can be a good thing.
We don’t do all our installs, and not everyone goes out on installs, but it’s nice to have people with that ability, not to mention it gives you a better understanding of how product needs to be built so that it works once it goes out the door.
I’ll tell you in advance, if you even think you’re a “snowflake”, don’t bother. The owner and I see eye to eye on a had work ethic and there’s little room for bitching and moaning. Snowflakes melt very quickly in our building.
PM me if you have any questions, or if you’d like to come in and talk. Thanks for your interest.
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Some pics of past projects:
