Affective Building Services – Seven Hills NSWAffective Building Services is a leading shopfitting company with a robust customer base and an exciting range of upcoming projects.Our factory is based in Seven Hills, NSW, with projects across NSW and occasionally interstate.
We specialise in shopfitting and joinery for high-end department stores, retail stores and selected residential projects.About the RoleWe are looking for an experienced, trade-qualified Shopfitter / Cabinet Maker who takes pride in their work and has a strong eye for detail and quality.This is a full-time position with an immediate start, with ongoing work guaranteed for the right person.You will be working on a variety of interesting projects and must be comfortable working away from home,
including occasional night and weekend work when required.Skills & ExperienceMinimum 5 years' experience installing cabinetry and joinery in various environmentsCurrent Driver's LicenceCurrent White CardOwn tools and PPEAble to work independently and unassistedExperience supervising and working alongside apprenticesAbility to read and interpret plans and work to specificationsExcellent time management and organisational skillsHigh attention to detail and quality workmanshipPositive "can do" attitudeReliable, hardworking and a team playerEasy to get along with and able to work well with othersWilling and able to work away from home, including occasional nights and weekendsWhat We OfferOngoing, secure work for the right personVariety of high-end commercial and residential projectsProfessional workplace conditionsFriendly and supportive team environmentOpportunity to work on compelling and quality projectsWorkplace where positive workmanship and pride in your trade are valuedOnly shortlisted Candidates will be contacted.
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📌 Experienced Shopfitters/cabinet Makers New South Wales
🏢 Affective Building Services
📍 New South Wales
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