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Crystal Cabinet Works
Princeton, MN | Full Time
$35k-46k (estimate)
2 Months Ago
Summer Help
$35k-46k (estimate)
Full Time | Durable Manufacturing 2 Months Ago
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Crystal Cabinet Works is Hiring a Summer Help Near Princeton, MN

Summer Help - Entry Level Positions - 1st Shift Positions Available

  • The Assembler is responsible for attaching doors, drawers, and hardware to cabinets.
  • The Line Unloader/Packager is responsible for scanning, weighing and labeling packaged product for unloading and staging product as well as for packaging smaller pieces and parts.
  • The Door Builder/Clamp Operator is responsible for performing a variety of processes in the fabrication of panel doors.
  • The Panel Door Sander/Puttier is responsible for applying putty and sanding the surface of the panel doors.
  • The Laminate Cleaner is responsible for filing, cleaning and inspecting laminated as well as edge banded components.

Job Summary

JOB TYPE

Full Time

INDUSTRY

Durable Manufacturing

SALARY

$35k-46k (estimate)

POST DATE

03/14/2024

EXPIRATION DATE

06/25/2024

WEBSITE

crystalcabinets.com

HEADQUARTERS

POCATELLO, ID

SIZE

500 - 1,000

FOUNDED

1947

REVENUE

<$5M

INDUSTRY

Durable Manufacturing

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About Crystal Cabinet Works

A family tradition that began in 1947, in the garage of cabinetmaker Tom Hammer, has evolved into one of the largest custom cabinet manufacturers in the U.S. To this day, Crystal Cabinet Works is still owned and operated by the Hammer family, with Jeff Hammer, along with his daughters, continuing the tradition of fine custom cabinet making. Every cabinet is still built one at a time, just for you. From shaping each piece of moulding, to routing the cabinet doors, and assembling each box, our strength lies in our extended family of true craftsman located in central Minnesota. We take great prid...e in our knowledgeable, hard-working people, who have learned the cabinetmaking trade over several decades and continue to pass the craft on to future generations. The garage has gotten a lot bigger, but our approach to the work hasnt changed a bit. More
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