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Carpenter Workshop

  • fulltime_permanent
  • Worker
  • Medior
  • Monument Hainaut

About the job

To strengthen our team in the carpentry workshop, we are looking for several carpenters.

Based on the prepared wood lists and plans, you will carry out various tasks in the workshop:

  • Cutting wood to the correct size.

  • Assembling window frames.

  • Restoring wooden windows and doors to their original model.

  • Setting up and operating machines.

Your profile

  • Depending on your responsibilities, your knowledge may vary from basic knowledge to a solid understanding of both exterior and interior carpentry, as well as various joinery techniques. An affinity with wooden carpentry is essential.

  • You can read basic plans.

  • You speak either Dutch or French, and work in a bilingual environment.

  • You will work either in the carpentry workshop in Marquain (near Tournai), easily accessible from Southwest Flanders, or in our carpentry workshop in Brasschaat.

Our offer

We offer a permanent position in a family-owned company with many references in Belgium and abroad, in various specialties.
Additionally, you will be part of a stable work environment, in a fixed team, and have the opportunity to work on unique pieces.
Of course, we also offer an attractive salary.

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Group Monument

Group Monument is Belgium's leading group of construction companies working on the renovation and restoration of structures with art-historical value.
Restoring monuments is a profession in itself. You step into a world where past and present intersect. Understanding and empathy for the construction methods of the past coupled with a meticulous knowledge of contemporary techniques form the basis for it.
Alongside restoration work, Group Monument is also an expert in complex new construction projects, sometimes in combination with restoration.
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