Woodworking Supervisor

Job Overview: We are looking for Responsible for supervising daily woodworking production and ensuring all furniture and joinery works are completed according to approved drawings, quality standards, and production schedules. Key Responsibilities: -Supervise production of kitchens, wardrobes, doors, office furniture, cladding, and custom furniture. -Manage carpenters, CNC operators, assemblers, and helpers. -Read and review shop drawings, cutting lists, and production drawings. -Supervise cutting, edge banding, CNC machining, drilling, assembly, and finishing. -Check dimensions, quality, hardware installation, and final assembly. -Monitor daily production targets, worker productivity, material wastage, and rework. -Coordinate with engineers to solve production and technical issues. Qualifications : -Diploma in Carpentry, Woodworking, Furniture Manufacturing, Interior Fit-Out, or related technical field. -Minimum 5 years of experience in woodworking and furniture manufacturing. -Previous experience as a Woodworking Supervisor or Foreman. -Strong knowledge of kitchens, wardrobes, doors, cabinets, and custom furniture. -Must be proficient in AutoCAD and able to read and modify shop drawings. -Knowledge of PolyBoard, ArtCAM, CAD+T, IMOS, or similar furniture production software is preferred. -Ability to prepare and review cutting lists and production details. -Good knowledge of CNC machines, edge banding, drilling, and furniture assembly. -Strong leadership, quality-control, and problem-solving skills. -Good English communication skills. Show more Show less

Supervise production of kitchens, wardrobes, doors, office furniture, cladding, and custom furniture. Manage carpenters, CNC operators, assemblers, and helpers. Read and review shop drawings, cutting lists, and production drawings. Supervise cutting, edge banding, CNC machining, drilling, assembly, and finishing. Check dimensions, quality, hardware installation, and final assembly. Monitor daily production targets, worker productivity, material wastage, and rework. Coordinate with engineers to solve production and technical issues.