Bench Joiner

Job Title: Bench Joiner

Location: Basingstoke

Salary: Competitive

Hours: 42.75 per week

Minimum Requirements: Level 2 or 3 NVQ in Bench Joinery and previous Bench Joinery experience.

As a leader in high‑end construction, heritage conservation, and specialist crafts, we take pride in working on Britain's finest private residences, luxury hotels, and cherished historic architecture. As a Bench Joiner, you’ll work with a team to craft high‑quality bespoke joinery, turning raw materials into precise, polished components. This role offers the opportunity to develop your expertise within a skilled, collaborative workshop environment.

• Work from full‑sized working rods to produce the components needed for bespoke joinery.
• Prepare and follow cutting lists to ensure production runs smoothly.
• Shape, machine, and cut materials, turning raw stock into precise joinery elements.
• Assemble components, carrying out dry fits and final assemblies to high standards.
• Fit ironmongery and other hardware with accuracy and care.
• Complete quality checks, ensuring every piece meets the highest standards.

• Grow your skills and career with full training and development programmes.
• Be part of an inclusive workplace where everyone is respected, valued, and encouraged to share ideas.
• Enjoy a comprehensive rewards package including competitive salary, company pension, sick pay, life cover, enhanced maternity/paternity pay, and long‑service recognition.
• Earn more time off with a holiday allowance that increases with length of service – plus all bank holidays.
• Save on everyday essentials with exclusive discounts at leading retailers and supermarkets.
• Get 24/7 support through an Employee Assistance Programme, offering expert advice, counselling, and practical help whenever needed.
• Enjoy a restful holiday break – we close during Christmas, allowing you to relax over the festive season.
• Prioritise wellbeing with healthcare programmes, annual flu vaccines, and a personalised menopause plan.

• Strong joinery skills gained through formal training or hands‑on experience.
• Confidence in reading and interpreting technical drawings and detailing.
• Understanding of traditional and modern joinery methods and ability to apply them with precision.
• Organisation and methodical approach, keeping work and projects on track.
• Collaborative, solution‑focused mindset, working effectively with the team.
• Eye for detail and quality, producing work to the high standards expected in bespoke joinery.