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CARPENTER JOINER

Key jobs
  • Preparation of production and technical documentation
  • Manufacturing of seating furniture
  • Manufacturing of wood and wood-aluminum architectural joinery
  • Manufacturing of sleeping furniture
  • Manufacturing of storage furniture
  • Manufacturing of work and dining furniture
  • Manufacturing of wooden structures
  • Manufacturing of wooden staircases
  • Outfitting of vessels
  • Repair and restoration of furniture and architectural joinery
  • Application of specialized wood processing techniques
  • Contracting and administrative management of carpentry work
Competence sets

LABOUR MARKET COMPETENCIES

  • Manufacturing and processing wooden products
  • Furniture installation and maintenance
  • Reading technical documentation
  • Applying occupational health and safety measures
  • Solving practical problems independently
  • Product quality control
Specific skills for working in the occupation

 JOB DESCRIPTION

A carpenter manufactures, assembles, installs, and repairs products made from wood and wood-based materials. They work according to technical drawings, use hand and power tools, and inspect the quality of finished products. Tasks may include producing furniture, doors, windows, kitchens, and other wooden structures.

WORK ENVIRONMENT

  • Carpentry workshops and manufacturing facilities
  • Construction sites (installation work)
  • Indoor work with machinery and tools
  • Possible exposure to noise, dust, and material odors
  • Work based on predefined procedures and plans

REQUIRED SKILLS AND CHARACTERISTICS

Technical Skills

  • Reading technical drawings
  • Measuring and marking materials accurately
  • Using hand and power tools
  • Knowledge of wood materials and processing techniques
  • Quality control of finished products

Personal Skills

  • Precision and attention to detail
  • Patience
  • Responsibility for safety
  • Systematic approach to work
  • Good concentration

JOB CONTRAINDICATIONS

  • Strong sensitivity to dust and odors
  • Difficulty following safety procedures
  • Significant motor coordination difficulties when using tools
  • Strong fear of working with machinery

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