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Apprentice Bench Joiner

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As an apprentice bench joiner, you will learn to craft and assemble bespoke timber products (like kitchens, wardrobes, and media walls) in our workshop. Working alongside experienced joiners, you will mark out and cut wood, and make cabinetry with dovetailed drawer boxes.
This hands-on, full-time apprenticeship is designed to equip you with the fundamental skills of traditional and modern joinery. You will transition from basic workshop duties such as shadowing joiners and training, to manufacturing high-quality, made-to-measure timber products using a combination of hand tools and modern machinery.
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An average day for an apprentice bench joiner working at Hovingham Interiors would consist of:
- Arriving promptly at start work at 8am
- Helping load the works van for any deliveries taking place
- Helping on site with deliveries and fitting
- Shadowing experienced joiner learning basic woodwork skills and learning to read working drawings
- Assembling cabinetry and setting out kitchens etc.
- Wrapping manufactured units for the following days safe transport
- Sweeping and tidying up workshop


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Upon completion of this apprenticeship, we will discuss the opportunity of an ongoing role with Hovingham Interiors.
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