General Purpose: The Cabinet Assembler assembles the various components of a cabinet into the final product. Cabinets must be assembled to specifications and Tharp quality standards.

Duties/Responsibilities:

• Assemble cabinet components to specification and quality standards

• Install doors and drawers on finished cabinets using specified hardware

• Inspect finished product for visual defects and function

• Specific functions as directed by the supervisor to facilitate training and effective output.

• Engage with Team and Technical Advisors to insure Safe and correct methods are used to facilitate requested output.

• Maintain a safe and quality based effort for any products that are processed.

• Develop skills and proficiency at assigned tasks.

• Clean up work area each day in accordance with plant safety and house cleaning standards.

• Process work in a timely, quality focused manner.

• Display a basic understanding of the information contained in the Tharp cut sheets and prints

• Attention to detail

• Ability to interpret cut sheets, work orders and prints

• Appreciation for quality

• Display a baseline of understanding of the Tharp Quality requirements

• Ability to work in a team environment

• Other duties as required.

Equipment: Staple guns, nail guns, table saws, miter saw, cross cut saw, dovetail machine, drills, and sanders, wrapper.

Physical Activities and Safety: 75% standing, 25% walking - Must be able to lift 50 lbs. Must strictly adhere to company safety policy, including, wearing safety glasses where required.

Knowledge, Skills, Abilities:

• Ability to understand verbal and written direction to accomplish specific efforts and tasks

• Introduced to all production cells, proficient in 2 production Cells for a minimum of 6 months.

Experience: Experience with table saws, drills, staple and nail guns and a minimum of 3 months working in the Tharp apprentice program or 1 year working in a similar role in a manufacturing environment. Production shop experience required.

Education or Formal Training: High School diploma or GED desired but not required

Licenses needed: Forklift Certification-Helpful but not required