Residential Cabinetry Installer

The Installation Sub-contractor is responsible for the completion of contracted cabinet installation work required in the field as per the standard installation practices, following all policies and procedures and maintaining a safe, clean working area.

The Installation Sub-contractor will work in a fast-paced casual environment and play a critical role in ensuring customer satisfaction by actively engaging Site Superintendants, homeowners, Designers and the Installation department in a wide range of scenarios while adhering to our quality control standards, job site safety, and making sure building codes are followed.

Key responsibilities:

• Arrive at and complete installations as scheduled in a timely, courteous, and professional manner, as detailed in the Gem Installation Manual
• Ensure appropriate clothing and PPE is worn
• Review Installation documents on site and bulder specific requirements in the manual
• Maintain accurate records and paperwork on a daily basis
• Complete hazard assessment form as required under the company safety policy
• Complete Installation Report and identify with clear notes any items still to be completed with reasons why the work could not be done and submit to the Installation Department
• Ensure proper equipment and materials are present
• Confirm saw blades and drills bits are sharp, all screws, etc. are stocked in your vehicle
• Inspect all materials and notify the Installation Manager of any items that may be missing or damaged
• Attend monthly safety meetings lead by the Installation Manager
• Keep up to date with Safe Job Practices and Procedures
• Communicate any ongoing concerns regarding site conditions, product and/or design issues

Coverage and equipment required as a Sub-contractor:

• Current WCB coverage and Personal Liability Coverage ($2,000,000)
• Current First Aid (Emergency)
• Current CSTS – Construction Safety Training System
• Appropriate PPE, steel toed boots, hard hat, ear and eye protection
• E-mail and smart phone capable of e-mailing site pictures, reports, invoices, receiving updates and schedules
• Alberta #2 first aid kit
• 5lb ABC fire extinguisher
• All necessary tools with proper guards in good working condition

Knowledge and skills required:

• Cabinetmaking or 5 years equivalent field experience
• Valid driving license
• Thorough knowledge of the standard methods, equipment, materials, tools and practices of the cabinet making trade
• Ability to learn quickly, think logically and understand abstract relationships
• Interest in keeping up with ever-changing technology
• Ability to perform math; read technical information, analyze situations to define issues and draw conclusions
• Flexibility is required to work with others and operate equipment using a variety of processes
• Ability to work with a wide diversity of individuals
• Strong attention to detail
• Must be able to lift up to 100 lbs and stand on feet for 8 hours
• Steel toe boots and glasses / goggles are required
• Physical/Environmental requirements: driving, walking, standing, lifting, bending, kneeling
• Basic written and verbal communication skills
• Some problem solving and negotiation skills
• Must be able to function with interruptions and deadlines
• Perform consistently under pressure and handle pressure/disappointment professionally
• Consistently follow up on items/tasks
• Ability to be diplomatic when dealing with clients
• Ability to establish and maintain good rapport with Site Superintendants and Homeowners
• Must be able to work independently

Job Type:

• Full Time

Experience:

• Cabinetry Installation: 5 years (Preferred)
• Cabinetry: 10 years (Preferred)

Location:

• Edmonton (Preferred)

Licence:

• Drivers License (Class 5) (Preferred)