A Carter Architectural Millwork Casework Assembler is responsible for assembling woodwork products accurately to ensure a quality product is produced. Completes tasks as directed by manufacturing schedules with minimal supervision. A strong belief in the mission and goals of the company are necessary to this position. Qualifications and Skills: • Previous cabinet, casework, furniture, fixture, millwork, or manufacturing assembly experience is preferred. • Ability to read shop drawings, work orders, cut lists, labels, and basic assembly details. • Ability to use a tape measure and verify dimensions accurately; basic shop math and understanding of fractions are required. • Working knowledge of hand tools, power tools, pneumatic tools, clamps, adhesives, fasteners, and cabinet hardware is preferred. • Strong attention to detail with the ability to maintain quality while working to production schedules. • Dependable, team-oriented, and able to communicate problems before they affect downstream operations Responsibilities of the Position: Work Preparation • Review work orders, approved shop drawings, cut lists, labels, and production notes before beginning assembly. • Verify that parts, hardware, finishes, quantities, and drawing revisions match the assigned job; report missing, damaged, or incorrect items before assembly. • Organize the workstation, tools, clamps, adhesives, fasteners, and components to support safe and efficient production flow. • Confirm critical dimensions, grain direction, finished faces, edge treatments, and component orientation before fastening or gluing parts. Casework Assembly • Assemble cabinet boxes, bases, toe kicks, backs, shelves, drawers, doors, finished ends, fillers, and related subassemblies. • Fit and fasten components using approved joinery, dowels, screws, confirmat fasteners, staples, nails, adhesives, clamps, and other specified methods. • Use hand and power tools such as drills, impact drivers, pneumatic tools, routers, sanders, and measuring devices in accordance with training and manufacturer instructions. • Install hinges, drawer slides, pulls, locks, shelf standards, brackets, and other specified hardware accurately and consistently. • Adjust doors, drawers, and moving components for proper alignment, reveal, clearance, and operation. • Complete assigned units in the required production sequence and communicate constraints that could affect quality or schedule. Quality and Production Control • Measure and inspect completed assemblies for overall dimensions, square, fit, alignment, finish condition, hardware function, and conformity to drawings and project requirements. • Identify and segregate defective or nonconforming components and communicate rework or replacement needs promptly. • Protect completed work from scratches, chips, moisture, and handling damage and apply required job and unit identification. • Record production status, quantities, time, quality checks, and material issues in CAM's designated systems or work documentation. • Support downstream quality, packaging, and shipping teams by delivering complete, clean, and correctly identified assemblies. Safety, and Continuous Improvement • Follow machine, tool, adhesive, lifting, housekeeping, and personal protective equipment requirements at all times. • Inspect tools and equipment before use and immediately report unsafe conditions, incidents, defects, or maintenance needs. • Maintain an orderly workstation and participate in daily coordination, cross-training, and continuous-improvement activities. Benefits Provided (full-time employees): • Health, Dental, and Vision coverage (single and family plans) available after 30 days of employment • Short- and Long-Term Disability • Company-paid life insurance and AD&D • Optional supplemental life insurance • Company-match 401(k) • Vacation time and paid holidays • Vendor incentives • Room for growth; we promote from within! • Military encouraged to apply!