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NAME OF THE JOB PROFILE:
Carpenter
Description of the job profile
Responsible for designing, building, installing, and repairing structures, fixtures, furniture, and other items using different types of materials including wood and steel.
Economical sector
Tertiary
Country
Romania
Qualifications required
Secondary education or higher education of at least 1 year
Technic High School - carpentry department
Total number of training hours
0 - 4000
Knowledge
Knowledge Description Level
Knowledge of materials/goods and techniques/procedures Safe working practices Level 4
Knowledge of materials/goods and techniques/procedures General woodworking techniques Level 7
Knowledge of materials/goods and techniques/procedures Materials strengths and applications Level 5
Maintaining/Constracting structures Care of tools and equipment Level 7
Sciences and Mathematics Basic mathematics Level 6
Skills
Skill Description Level
Manual dexterity Demonstrated mechanical skill Level 6
Using of technical tools Use and operation of hand and power tools such as planes, routers, and fasteners, metal shears, screw guns, power saws, sanders and planes Level 7
Using of technical tools Using measuring tapes, squares, levels and other carpentry tools to plan, lay out, measure, cut, construct and install materials to specification Level 8
Using of technical tools Use of common hand and power tools Level 6
Competences
Competence Description Level
Communication competences Communication Level 6
Customer care Interpersonal ability Level 6
Organisational competences Organization Level 7
Organisational competences Planning Level 6
Problem solving Handling problems Level 7
Previous Experience
0 to 5 years (depending on qualifications required)
Personal Attitude
Being reliable and punctual are important traits for carpenters. Being diligent and caring about quality is also highly appreciated.

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