General Assembly Associate, 1st Shift

Job Summary

A Trimline employee works as a floater, filling in for multiple roles on the cabinet construction assembly line.

A Trimline employee works as a floater, filling in for multiple roles on the cabinet construction assembly line.

• Use airtools, drills, hot melt glue, jigs, and other equipment to assemble cabinets to specifications.
• Install drawer boxes and dummy fronts for cabinets and install rails/clips into completed boxes.
• Fold and install cardboard shelf braces into cabinets.
• Use the hinging machine to drill doors and install hinges.
• Use scanning system to verify RFID tags inside doors and fronts.
• Accurately interpret production labels and assemble packing trays.
• Ensure quality specifications are met for all aspects of trimline operations.
• Maintain a safe work environment, including housekeeping
• Other duties as assigned.

• Ability to identify cabinet types, wood species, finishes, and color variances
• Ability to use basic math concepts and read a standard tape measure

• High school diploma or G.E.D.

• Ability to walk and stand for extended periods of time
• Frequent bending, crouching, pulling, and pushing
• Regularly lift and/or move up to 30lb, occasionally lift and/or move up to 50lb

• Working in an indoor environment with excessive hot, humid, and cold temperatures
• Protective safety gear will be required including safety glasses and gloves
• The noise level is usually moderate to high
• Occasional overtime and weekend work as required

• Quarterly bonuses and annual increases
• Paid vacation, sick, and holiday time
• Medical, dental, vision, HSA and FSA accounts, Short Term Disability, AD&D, life insurance, accident and critical illness insurance
• 401(k) with a company match
• Employee development including education tuition reimbursement
• Wellness Programs and a walking track
• Generous discount on cabinet renovations
• Employee assistance program

According to Glassdoor, American Woodmark ranks in the Top 5 Companies in the Cumberland, MD area.

We are centrally located in the beautiful Appalachian Mountains and only 2 hours from Baltimore, MD and within an hour drive to West Virginia, Virginia, and Pennsylvania.

Cumberland’s historical downtown attracts locals and tourists to: the Western Maryland Railway Station, the Arts & Entertainment District, the Canal Place Heritage Area, the Great Allegany Passage, the Allegany Museum, and local wineries and breweries.