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Tradestaff

Joiner

  • Posted 2d ago
  • On Site
  • Temp
Location

Auckland

Salary

$28  -  $35 /hr

Job Description

Joiners Wanted – Opportunities in Auckland

Calling all Joiners who want to live and work in Auckland

Are you looking to relocate? Are you looking for stability and security in your job? If this sounds like you get in touch with Tradestaff now.

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Tradestaff have a variety of joinery jobs across the Auckland region and we’re on the hunt for experienced or trade qualified joiners.

We require Joiners from all backgrounds and to be to be successful in this role you will need:

  • Experience in joinery/cabinetmaking - either on site or in a factory environment – windows and doors, staircases, bespoke timber joinery
  • The ability to read and set out from basic plans for installations
  • The ability to use woodworking machinery such as jigsaws, planers, jointers, routers and other hand tools
  • The ability to cut, shape and fix panels, plasterboard, timbers, perspex and other materials
  • The ability to assemble prepared wood to form structures and fittings ready for installation
  • Experience with shop fit-outs
  • The ability to operate CNC machines and edge banding (preferred but not essential)


Ideally, you will be or have:

  • Minimum 3+ years’ experience
  • Trade qualifications preferred however scope and length of joinery experience may substitute for the formal qualification
  • Your own tools
  • Own reliable transport
  • At least 2 work references
  • 100% commitment to Health & Safety
  • Able to pass a pre-employment drug test
  • Class 1 preferred but not essential


In return we offer competitive rates of pay, varied and challenging work, regular hours with a guaranteed minimum of 30 hours per week, as well as long-term opportunities.

Minimum pay range $28 -$35 depending on experience

About Tradestaff:
Tradestaff is also a member of the Recruitment & Consulting Services Association (RCSA) of Australia and New Zealand, demonstrating our commitment to professional standards.

Hard Skills Required

  • Blueprint Reading
  • Building Code Knowledge
  • Carpentry Skills
  • Site Safety
  • Tool Handling

Soft Skills Required

  • Teamwork
  • Attention to Detail
  • Time Management
  • Communication Skills
  • Adaptability

Benefits and Perks

  • 🏎
    Competitive Salary
  • ❤
    Care and Appreciation
  • 📈
    Professional Development
  • ⚖
    Work-Life Balance Support

Job Schedule

  • Shift Work
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