My company needs a person that is skilled in cabinet repair & installing. Its not a hard job. You need to be skilled in wood finish repair & basic carpentry. It starts at $18.50 with a company van. Let me know if your interested.

 

I'm interested in making that kind of cash - but wood is a thing I deal with slowly - if at all. I HAVE SOME GREAT TOOLS, a BOSTITCH gun that can drive 1 1/4" staples exactly as deep as I want them, but RV's have kind of choked my interest in woodwork for a long time to come...

 

This job takes good woodworking skills & the ability to deal with customers. Its still open.

 

Where's the job located; got a brother-in-law skilled in cabinet work..

Mitch

 

It is in the Memphis area. The main office is in Collierville Tn. I repair our cabinets in the tri state area. The job requires lots of driving around the suburbs mainly to the east & south of Memphis. Tools & a van are furnished. PM me if you want more info. I haven't heard of anyone being hired yet.

 

I need a little over a grand a week and some times I need 2 or 3 weeks off at a time?
I'm just wondering if I'm ok for the job?

 

well if there going to take taxes out of that I might have to ask for about 30% more.

 

We need someone who will do the job Buddy. I make about what you say you need after 4 yrs with the company. When you take all your transportation cost out its not a bad job. Think about how much you spend now on fuel & truck expense. I don't buy any fuel or pay for any repairs to my company truck & I can use it after work for side jobs. They furnish all your tools so you have no cost to work here other than your meals. They even furnish uniforms & a new jacket every winter. I wouldn't still be here if I didn't think it was a great job. You get a weeks vacation the first 3 yrs then you get 2 weeks.

 

Hummmmmmm I dont thing so. This is good right now. I was just thinking and typing.

 

If you are happy where you are I'd stay there Buddy. We will find someone soon. Its slow right now so the installers are helping me with the service.

 

Shhhhhhhhhhh Im thinking its slow everywhere

 

I'd have to learn a lot about wood probably. I'm thinking that it must have the same kind of intrinsic in's and out's that RV woodwork does. Am I wrong?

I still have a bit to go before I have some wheels under me again (which sux), but I did find out all I lack for the japanese car I've got is a head gasket. I tore it down last weekend finally.

 

Are you taking Union Carpenters?

Whats up lariat.!