Proficient in English and mathematics.
Application of geometric design principles using circles, hexagons, squares, rectangles, and ovals.
Ability to calculate timber volumes and costs in cubic metres.
Competent in interpreting basic front, end, and plan technical drawings.
Skilled in inlay marquetry, bevel detailing, resin applications, and stencil-based artwork.
Practical experience as a machinist. References available on request.
Develop a strong work ethic and attention to detail while observing professional craftsmanship standards. Gain hands-on exposure to machinery and workflows to prepare for progression into a Machinist role.
Continuously improve craftsmanship, efficiency, and problem-solving skills. Take responsibility for personal output quality while collaborating effectively with team members on larger projects.
Mentor apprentices and junior machinists by sharing knowledge, enforcing best practices, and maintaining craftsmanship quality. Support supervisors by identifying process improvements and reducing errors or waste.
Gain experience in inventory management, procurement planning, and basic quality control processes. Act as a bridge between workshop staff and management, resolving issues and maintaining productivity.
Develop strong customer service and sales skills, ensuring client satisfaction and repeat business. Handle budgeting, stock levels, pricing, and profitability while maintaining high-quality output.
Support strategic planning, growth initiatives, and long-term improvements. Act as a key decision-maker aligning operational goals with the company's vision and financial targets.
Oversee financial performance, investments, and business development while empowering managers and craftsmen. Build a strong reputation through craftsmanship excellence, reliable service, and sustainable operations.