Trade Craft Cabinets
Cabinet Maker/CNC Production Operative

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Company Description
Trade Craft Cabinets operates a bespoke manufacturing workshop that produces and supplies high-quality cabinets, panels, furniture, cupboards, and related products. We support both small businesses needing a single kitchen and larger manufacturers seeking additional production capacity. Products are created in a wide range of materials, including MDF panels, MFC kitchens, and solid wood units. All units feature fully rigid carcasses that are pressed and glued, offered in multiple colours and finishes, and completed with matching ABS edging.
We’ve invested in great machinery and strong production processes but we know it’s the people in the workshop who determine the quality of what leaves it.
We’re a small, friendly team. Everyone contributes, good ideas are listened to and we invest in people who show up, care and want to do their job properly.
Role Description
This is a full-time, on-site Cabinet Maker/CNC Production Operative role based in Essendine, Stamford. The role involves interpreting technical drawings, measuring and cutting materials, assembling carcasses, and producing bespoke cabinetry and panels to specification.
The Cabinet Maker/CNC Production Operative will set up, operate, and maintain CNC machinery, ensuring accurate cutting, drilling, and routing of materials.
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Daily tasks include inspecting finished products for quality, performing routine equipment checks, and maintaining a clean and safe workshop environment. The role also requires collaborating with team members to meet production deadlines and support custom client projects.
We're looking for:
- An experienced pair of hands. Confident working across CNC cutting, edgebanding, and cabinet assembly.
- A practical problem-solver. Spots issues early, thinks about why they’ve happened, and helps find a solution.
- Someone who takes ownership. Checks their own work and doesn’t simply pass a problem to the next person.
- A productive worker. Understands that quality, pace, and delivery deadlines all matter.
- A team player. Happy to share knowledge, support colleagues, and muck in where needed.
- Safety-first. Respects machinery, tools, and the importance of a clean, organised workshop.
You'll need to:
- Have proven experience operating CNC machinery for sheet and panel cutting.
- Have experience setting up and operating an edgebander.
- Be able to assemble cabinet carcasses and fit hinges, runners, and other ironmongery.
- Read technical drawings, cut lists, and job specifications accurately.
- Measure confidently to the millimetre.
- Understand manufacturing tolerances and quality standards.
- Use hand tools, power tools, and workshop equipment safely.
- Work independently without constant supervision.
- Identify common production faults and take appropriate action.
- Safely handle sheet materials, panels, and completed cabinetry.
- Maintain a clean bench and organised workspace.


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We Offer:
- Starting rate £15.00 per hour (negotiable dependant on experience)
- Permanent, full-time employment.
- Consistent weekday hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00am–4:30pm.
- Paid overtime when available.
- 22 days’ holiday plus bank holidays.
- Workplace pension.
- Workwear and PPE.
- A well-equipped workshop with modern machinery.
- Opportunities to develop your CNC programming skills and take on more responsibility as we grow.
- Training certificates and the opportunity to gain a forklift licence.
- Christmas and New Year shutdown.
- Proper breaks, brew culture, and straight talk.
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