WORK PROCESSES SCHEDULE CABINETMAKER O*NET/ SOC CODE: RAIS CODE: 0055

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1 WORK PROCESSES SCHEDULE CABINETMAKER O*NET/ SOC CODE: RAIS CODE: 0055 The following schedule is an example of work experience (OJT) and training considered necessary to develop a skilled and productive worker in the Mill-Cabinet trade. Within the limits of basic trade requirements, the schedule is adaptable to local conditions. Approximate Hours Machining ,200 Assembly 1,625-2,500 Surface Preparation and Finish 650-1, , TOTAL 5,200-8,000 RELATED INSTRUCTION OUTLINE The following resource material is available from the Apprenticeship and Training Fund of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America for the implementation of the CITF Training Curriculum. Unit 1. Tools, Materials, Ethics, and History of the Trade Unit 4. Exterior Finish Unit 6. Interior Finish Unit 7. Stair Building Unit 8. Cabinetmaking (Mill) Unit 9. Millwork Unit 12. Blueprint Reading and Estimating Mathematics for Carpenters Safety Blueprint Plans A, B, and C Mill-Cabinet CNC Mill-Cabinet Handtools Trade Show & Exhibits Trade Show Part I Trade Show Part II CABINETMAKER Page 1 of 9

2 RELATED INSTRUCTION OUTLINE (Training Matrixes) Using the following training matrixes, local JATCs can design flexible training programs to meet the needs of our local industries while at the same time providing apprentices the opportunity to complete their apprenticeship. The Standard Matrix is the core of the Curriculum. These are the skills every Cabinetmaker should have regardless of the Industry he/she is employed in. Each industry sector is identified and additional skills are listed in these industry sector training matrixes. Industry sector skills are combined with standard skills to identify local training needs. No one will complete all of the training modules listed in the industry sector matrixes. Therefore, training modules should be selected to meet the training needs of local industries and of each member. This system of training modules identified as Standard or Industry Sector can be compared to the system colleges use in their required and elective courses. This system will allow flexibility and provide the specialty contractors and shop owners with qualified apprentices. This system will also give apprentices a larger scope of skill and knowledge, thus making them more employable. For each training module listed on the training matrixes, there is a sheet listing the skill requirements and reference material regularly used to train that training module. This information is continually updated by the CITF. To get the expanded updated information on each training module, contact the CITF. CABINETMAKER Page 2 of 9

3 Mill-Cabinet Standard Industry Orientation Safety OSHA 10-Hour First Aid/CPR Materials Hand Tools Portable Power Tools Math I Pg.10 Math II Pg.11 Math III/Layout Pg.12 Preparation and Finish Table Saw Pg.17 Radial Arm Saw Pg.18 Band Saw Pg.19 Miter Saw 0 Panel Saw 1 Jointer 2 Planer 3 Shaper 4 Panel Router 5 Pin Router 6 Gluing & Clamping, Inserting Dowels 3 Plastic Laminating 4 Assembling Standard Casework 5 Assembling Architectural Cabinets 6 Assembling Drawers 7 Sash, Doors & Jambs, and Wainscot 8 Stairs 9 Solid Surface Fabrication 0 Wood Laminating Surface Preparation 1 Surface Finishing 2 Finishing Solid Surface 3 Millwork 4 Casework & Store Fixtures 5 Windows and Doors 6 Stairs 7 Solid Surface Materials 8 Scaffolding, 16 Hours Mobile Welded Frame 9 Forklift Operation 0 Powder Actuated Tools 1 Community Service 2 Scaffold User CABINETMAKER Page 3 of 9

4 Mill-Cabinet Standard (continued) Blueprint Reading, Shop Drawing Pg.13 Layout Pg.14 Stockbilling Pg.15 Jointery Pg.16 Edge Bander 7 Boring Machines 8 Case Clamp 9 Pedestal Grinder 0 Sanding Machines 1 Dowel Inserter 2 CABINETMAKER Page 4 of 9

5 Mill-Cabinet Architectural Woodworking Preparation and Finishing Full Scale Geometric Layout Custom Trim Institutional Fixtures Institutional Fixtures Spiral Stairs Advanced Blueprint Reading CNC CAD/CAM Moulder Profile Grinder CABINETMAKER Page 5 of 9

6 Mill-Cabinet Exhibit and Display (Fabrication) Preparation and Finishing Silk Screening Process CNC Building Fitted Shipping Containers Applying Finished Materials Pg.13 See I&D Tradeshow Matrix Pg. 14 Mechanical Animation Pg.15 Graphics CAD/CAM Acrylic Fabrication Pg.10 SMAW Welding Pg.16 Thermal Forming Mounting Graphics Pg.11 GMAW Welding Pg.17 Gerber and Printer Mechanical Display Pg.12 GTAW Welding Pg.18 Machining Mechanical Display CABINETMAKER Page 6 of 9

7 Mill-Cabinet Millwork Preparation and Finishing Profile Grinding Straight line Saw Step Molding Pg.13 Sanding & Scraping Pg.18 Molding 0 Refer to Architectural Woodworking Tab 2 Pg. Gang Ripsaw Doors Sub- Assembly Pg.14 Staining & Painting Pg.19 Door Unit 1 Molder /Sticker Windows Sub- Assembly Pg.15 Window Unit 2 Louver Machine Stairs Sub- Assembly Pg.16 Stairs 3 CNC Louvers Sub- Assembly Pg.17 CAD/CAM Mortiser Tennoner Pg.10 Advanced Shaper Pg.12 CABINETMAKER Page 7 of 9

8 Mill-Cabinet Store Fixture Preparation and Finishing Full Scale Geometric Layout CNC Glass Products Advanced Blueprint Reading CAD/CAM Metal Moldings & Fitting Profile Grinding Decorative Laminates CABINETMAKER Page 8 of 9

9 Mill-Cabinet TRADE SHOW & Dismantling Freight Handling Trade Show Orientation Site Conduct Trade Show Tools Trade Show Safety First Aid/CPR Forklifts Pg.10 Dock Equipment Pg.11 Freight Handling Safety Pg.12 Decorating Exhibits Carpet Pipe and Drape Pg.13 Table Tops and Skirting Columns and Bunting Pg.14 Aerial Lifts Pg.15 Tradeshow Rigging Pg.16 Modular and Patented systems Pg.17 Custom exhibits Pg.18 Pop-up exhibits Pg.19 Platforms and Staging 0 Aisle Carpet 1 Booth Carpet 2 Specialty Carpet 3 Trade Show Drawings Industry Materials Record Keeping CABINETMAKER Page 9 of 9

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