Joinery Detailer
Visa sponsorship
Trade · Queenstown, New Zealand · Full-Time · Discussed at interview · Visa: Employer sponsored
This one suits a joinery person who knows their way around drawings, no fuss. A premium bespoke joinery outfit in the south of New Zealand's South Island, near Queenstown, wants a full-time, permanent Joinery Detailer to replace someone who recently retired. The firm has built all forms of joinery for more than 30 years.
You will work 40-44 hours a week. The core of the job is reading and interpreting technical drawings and documents, planning each project, and sorting out problems before they cost time. You also keep builders, suppliers and sub-contractors coordinated and deal directly with customers, architects and designers, with the management team kept in the loop.
You need a trade qualification with at least kitchen cabinetry, or three years of proven joinery-associated experience, plus a working knowledge of Microvellum or similar software. The company is an AEWV accredited employer and can sponsor the right international candidates into permanent employment in New Zealand.
Going from Mzansi to New Zealand starts with a CV that proves your detailing ability: list the software, the projects and your trade papers. put your detailing CV together on Build AI CV.
Key Responsibilities
- Read and interpret technical drawings and documents for each job
- Plan and manage projects, sorting out problems so they are delivered on time
- Coordinate builders, suppliers and sub-contractors, deal with customers, architects and designers, and keep management in the loop
Requirements & Eligibility
- Trade qualified, kitchen cabinetry being the minimum, or three years' proven experience associated with joinery
- Working knowledge of Microvellum or similar woodworking software
- Strong work ethic with excellent time management
- Effective communication with customers, architects and designers, and the ability to plan and problem solve
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