Giben Router Operator

At Qwikkit, our Giben Router Operator plays a key role in Parts Processing by operating a CNC router that cuts MDF sheets into doors, drawer fronts, and other cabinet components. You’ll combine attention to detail, mechanical awareness, and consistent production practices to ensure every sheet is processed accurately and each order moves to Sanding on schedule.

You’ll thrive in this role if you enjoy working with computerized production equipment, following detailed instructions, and catching problems before they affect the next operation. You work safely, stay organized, and understand how machine operation, tooling condition, material handling, and accurate part counts affect quality and productivity.

• Competitive pay based on experience and qualifications.
• Eligibility for Qwikkit’s Shared Profit Program.
• Medical, dental, and vision coverage.
• 401(k) plan and paid time off.
• Company-paid life insurance.
• Employee referral program.
• Employee assistance program.

Qwikkit is transforming apartment cabinet renovations by making the process faster, simpler, and more cost-effective. Our team combines decades of industry experience with technology, automation, and continuous improvement to deliver quality products to our customers.

Our Parts Processing team uses CNC equipment to transform MDF sheets into accurately cut doors, drawer fronts, and other cabinet components. Selecting the correct program, loading material properly, monitoring tooling, and maintaining accurate part counts are essential to reducing scrap, protecting quality, and keeping downstream operations moving.

• How to operate Qwikkit’s Giben CNC router safely and efficiently.
• How to review production schedules, work orders, and nesting sheets.
• How to select and run the correct nested CNC program.
• How to load MDF sheets square and secure on the router table.
• How to unload, count, separate, and organize completed parts.
• How to inspect components for incorrect dimensions, tool marks, chipping, and profile defects.
• How to recognize signs of worn, damaged, or broken router tooling.
• How to check and change router bits according to established procedures.
• How to document material usage, tool changes, output, and production issues.
• How router accuracy and tooling condition affect Sanding, material utilization, and finished-product quality.
• How to complete operator checklists and preventive-maintenance tasks.
• How to coordinate with Parts Processing, Sanding, Quality, and Maintenance.

Your equipment ownership and attention to detail will help ensure MDF sheets are processed accurately, safely, and at the expected production rate. By selecting the correct programs, verifying part counts, monitoring tooling, and identifying defects early, you will help prevent missing components, incorrect dimensions, excess scrap, and delayed orders.

You will also help maintain a consistent flow to Sanding by keeping orders separated, documenting material usage, reporting equipment concerns promptly, and supporting the daily care of the router and surrounding work area.

You will develop valuable experience in CNC router operation, nested manufacturing programs, MDF processing, production documentation, cutting-tool management, quality inspection, and preventive maintenance.

As your skills grow, you may have opportunities to expand your knowledge of CNC equipment, tooling, troubleshooting, material optimization, and other Parts Processing operations. This experience can also support future technical, training, or team-leadership responsibilities within…