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The Woodworking Technician is responsible for carrying out skilled woodworking, carpentry, fabrication, assembly, repair, and finishing activities according to approved drawings, specifications, and quality standards. Key Responsibilities Read and interpret technical drawings, sketches, work orders, and cutting lists. Measure, mark, cut, shape, drill, sand, and assemble wood and wood-based materials according to specifications. Operate woodworking machinery and equipment, including table saws, panel saws, band saws, routers, planers, sanders, drilling machines, and other workshop equipment. Use hand and power tools safely and effectively for woodworking and fabrication activities. Prepare and select appropriate materials based on job requirements, including plywood, MDF, solid wood, veneer, laminates, and other wood-based materials. Carry out accurate cutting and machining to achieve the required dimensions and tolerances. Assemble cabinets, furniture, wooden structures, fixtures, displays, and other fabricated items. Install hinges, handles, locks, slides, brackets, fittings, and other hardware as required. Perform edge banding, laminating, veneering, routing, sanding, and other finishing preparation activities. Conduct repair, modification, and maintenance work on wooden furniture, fixtures, and structures. Ensure proper alignment, fitting, finishing, and overall workmanship of completed products. Inspect materials and finished products for defects, damage, incorrect measurements, or poor workmanship. Rectify any defects or discrepancies identified during production or inspection. Maintain cleanliness and organization of the workshop and work area. Ensure proper storage and handling of woodworking materials, tools, and equipment. Minimize material wastage by following approved cutting plans and using materials efficiently. Follow all company procedures, production schedules, quality requirements, and safety regulations. Report damaged tools, malfunctioning machinery, material shortages, or safety hazards to the supervisor. Coordinate with supervisors, designers, production personnel, and other technicians to ensure timely completion of assigned work. Complete assigned jobs within the required timeframe and productivity standards. Maintain proper care of company tools, machinery, and equipment. Perform other related duties as assigned by the supervisor or management.