Cabinetmaker

Cabinetmakers construct, repair, finish and install cabinets, furniture, bedroom suites and architectural millwork, such as custom shelving components, paneling and interior trims.

What do Cabinetmakers do on the job?

• Creatively envision and conceptualize products based on client requirements.
• Prepare layouts that conform to codes, drawings and specifications.
• Work with a variety of hand, power and stationary tools and equipment.
• Precisely measure, cut, shape, assemble and join wood and other materials.
• Apply diverse finishes using a variety of stain and lacquer products to enhance and protect wood surfaces.
• Fit and install custom wood products, such as circular staircases, individual furniture pieces, bars, complete wall units, panelled boardrooms; and other custom applications.

For further details about this occupation, please see the High School to Apprenticeship, or find it on this website under “Resources.”

CABINETMAKER DOWNLOADS

• Entrance Requirements for Apprenticeship Training
• A Guide to Course Content
• On-the-Job Training Guide
• Interprovincial Journeyperson Examination Information
• Level One Examination Information
• Level One Practical Examination
• Level Two Examination Information
• Level Two Practical Examination
• Cabinetmaker - Verify Trade Experience (Form 6A)
• Red Seal Written Examination Study Guide
• Cabinetmaker Infographic