Job Description

OneStop Shopfitting and Joinery – Mordialloc VIC

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Good cabinet makers have options. This one is worth knowing about.

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We are recruiting for an established joinery business in Mordialloc with a strong team, serious projects and plenty of work ahead.

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This is not a small workshop living from job to job.

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The business produces around $12–15 million worth of joinery each year, with a team of around 10 cabinet makers, 8 installers and a substantial installation workforce operating across its projects.

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They are established, busy and growing.

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More importantly, they have built a workshop that good tradespeople actually want to stay in.

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Valuable cabinet makers have options. This one is worth knowing about.

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We are recruiting for an established joinery business in Mordialloc with a strong team, serious projects and plenty of work ahead.

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This is not a small workshop living from job to job.

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The business produces around $12–15 million worth of joinery each year, with a team of around 10 cabinet makers, 8 installers and a substantial installation workforce operating across its projects.

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They are established, busy and growing.

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More importantly, they have built a workshop that good tradespeople actually want to stay in.

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A team that genuinely backs each other

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Everyone says they have a good culture.

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This business can actually explain what that means.

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The team is close. People help each other. If someone needs a hand, the rest of the workshop pitches in.

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There is also a very simple approach to workplace drama: they don't want it.

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They want good tradespeople who can have a laugh, work hard, help the person beside them and get on with the job without ego or unnecessary politics.

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Management takes protecting that environment seriously.

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If someone comes into the business and consistently causes problems for the rest of the team, they will deal with it rather than expecting everyone else to put up with it.

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For someone coming from a workshop where the work might be good but the environment isn't, that matters.

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The projects are worth getting excited about

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The business works heavily across multi-residential projects throughout Melbourne and is expanding further into high-end commercial and office fit-outs.

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And when they say high-end commercial, they mean it.

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A single floor of an office project can contain around $2 million worth of joinery.

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That means detailed work, interesting materials, curved units, laminating, custom pieces and cabinetry where the finish has to be right.

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You're not joining a workshop to spend every day knocking together the same basic box.

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There is volume, but there is also proper cabinet making.

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They need people who can produce work quickly when programmes get busy without forgetting that the finished product still has to look top-notch.

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There is plenty happening

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This is a rapid-moving commercial environment.

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Projects can ramp up quickly, builders can accelerate programmes and there will be periods where the workshop is pushing hard to get work out.

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For someone who likes being busy, there is plenty of work here.

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There can also be strong overtime opportunities when projects demand it, including longer days and occasional weekend work.

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If you're the type of cabinet maker who would rather be busy than standing around wondering where the next job is coming from, you'll probably enjoy the pace.

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They want someone for the long term

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This isn't about finding another pair of hands for the next project.

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They are looking for another experienced Cabinet Maker who can become part of the team.

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Someone they can trust with a set of shop drawings.

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Someone who understands the trade.

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Someone who can jump onto straightforward production work when that's what the workshop needs, but who also has the skill to take on detailed laminating, curved units and higher-end cabinetry.

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You don't need to know every machine in their workshop on day one.

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CNC training can be provided.

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What matters more is having strong fundamentals and enough experience that you can walk into a professional joinery workshop and contribute.

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What you'll bring

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- Read and work independently from shop drawings
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- Manufacture cabinetry confidently from the bench
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- Laminate to a high standard
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- Build curved units
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- Operate panel saws and edge banders
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- Work across both detailed and higher-volume cabinetry
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- Keep your standards up when the workshop gets busy
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- Take ownership of your work
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- Work well with the people around you
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- Bring a good attitude without bringing an ego
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CNC experience is useful, but it is not essential if the rest of your cabinet-making skills are strong.

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What's on offer

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$40–$45 per hour depending on experience.

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Full-time, permanent employment.

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A stable business with a substantial pipeline of work.

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High-end commercial and multi-residential projects.

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Opportunity for overtime when programmes ramp up.

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A workshop full of experienced tradespeople.

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And a management team that genuinely cares about maintaining a good environment for the people already working there.

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If you're already employed, we're not expecting you to move just because another cabinet-making job exists.

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But if you're starting to think about what else is out there, this is the kind of business worth having a confidential conversation about.

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