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Joiner
A Joiner works within the construction and engineering industry to provide trade support for projects and buildings, or within a manufacturing environment. The role of a Joiner is to create and install a variety of wooden structures that are integral to many buildings. These wooden structures can include windows, doors, furniture and many more.
The role of a Joiner involves multiple duties such as understanding technical drawings and blueprints, calculating and creating design drawings, measuring and marking wood according to technical designs and blueprints, and cutting wood using a range of equipment including machines or hand tools.
Their work can be complex and requires a lot of patience and attention to detail. Requirements to become a Joiner include strong maths and technical skills, good manual dexterity, the ability to understand and follow technical blueprints and the ability to think laterally about the problem to solve it.
A Joiner can sometimes work in a facilities management team, to deliver ad-hoc joinery work across a site or number of buildings when required. Other specialist roles include a Shuttering Joiner and Outfitter Joiner. A Joiner will typically hold an apprenticeship qualification or be employed under an apprenticeship training programme to learn the skills needed for the role.
NRL specialises in sourcing highly skilled Joiners who are adept at working with wood to create, install, and repair fixtures and fittings. Ensuring that candidates possess the necessary qualifications, experience, and craftsmanship to meet the demands of various construction and refurbishment projects is a key focus. Matching the right Joiner to the right job can help both professionals and clients achieve their goals, leading to successful employment outcomes for everyone involved.
Contract Joiner JobsContract Joiner jobs provide flexible opportunities for skilled craftsmen to work on a variety of projects in both short-term and long-term capacities. These roles often involve creating, installing, and repairing wooden fixtures and fittings across diverse settings such as residential homes, commercial properties, nuclear and construction sites. Working as a Contract Joiner offers the benefit of experiencing different work environments and gaining exposure to various types of projects, helping to broaden skillsets and expertise. This arrangement allows Joiners to manage their own schedules and take on projects that align with their professional interests and personal commitments. Contract Joiner jobs are ideal for those seeking flexibility and diversity in their work, while still applying their specialised skills. | .jpg) |
Frequently asked questions
What is a Joiner role?
A Joiner is a skilled tradesperson who specialises in assembling and fitting together wooden components to create structures such as doors, windows, and staircases. Joiners often work on custom projects that require precision and attention to detail.
What is the difference between a Carpenter and a Joiner?
While Carpenters and Joiners both work with wood, there are some key differences between the two roles. Carpenters are generally involved in the construction of structures, such as framing houses, installing flooring, and building furniture. Joiners, on the other hand, focus more on the assembly and fitting of pre-made wooden components to create specific items like doors, windows, and staircases.