Job Summary: Perform carpentry work on wood, melamine, and plywood for the fabrication, assembly, and maintenance of structures, furniture, and displays, ensuring quality and precision. Key Highlights: 1. Minimum 4 years of experience in carpentry, furniture, exhibition booths, or displays. 2. Operation of specialized machinery such as a thickness planer and a square-cut saw. 3. Fabrication of exhibition booths, displays, furniture, trophies, and fine finishes. Job Objective Perform carpentry work on wood, melamine, plywood, and related materials for the fabrication, assembly, and maintenance of structures, furniture, trophies, and displays, ensuring quality, precision, and adherence to the company’s established delivery timelines. **Main Responsibilities** **Machinery Operation** * Interpret blueprints, sketches, and production orders for fabricating parts or structures. * Perform cutting, assembly, and adjustments using specialized machinery: thickness planer, square-cut saw, saws, and hand tools. * Fabricate exhibition booths, displays, furniture, trophies, and display modules according to approved designs. * Work with melamine, plywood, and various types of wood, applying appropriate techniques for cutting, joining, and finishing. * Perform fine finishes. * Participate in on-site assembly and disassembly of structures, complying with safety regulations. * Support the Carpentry Supervisor in production planning and material control. * Report any damage, defects, or anomalies affecting tools, materials, or machinery. * Maintain order, cleanliness, and discipline in the work area. * Comply with mandatory use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) throughout the workday. **Requirements** Education: Completed secondary school or high school diploma. Experience: Minimum 4 years in carpentry, furniture manufacturing, exhibition booths, or displays. Age: 25 to 45 years old. Gender: Unrestricted. **Specific Knowledge:** Operation of thickness planer and square-cut saw. Fabrication of exhibition booths, displays, furniture, and trophies. Working with melamine, plywood, and natural wood. On-site assembly and disassembly for events or installations. Reading and interpreting blueprints and part drawings. Fine finishes and decorative details. Basic understanding of measurements, calculations, and applied geometry. **Benefits Offered:** Statutory benefits. Net salary + overtime pay. Work schedule: Monday to Friday, 09:00–18:00. Saturday, 09:00–15:00. Flexible working hours available. Employment type: Full-time. Salary: $10,000.00–$12,000.00 per month. Benefits: * Option for an indefinite-term contract. * Free uniforms. Workplace: On-site employment