Certificate III in Cabinet Making and Timber Technology

Individuals with this qualification have tradesperson-level expertise in creating and installing products, such as furniture and cabinetry, using timber and other materials.

They are skilled in areas like tool usage, measurement, drafting (including CAD), interpreting work instructions, preparing cutting lists, and ensuring clear communication and teamwork. They also follow safe and sustainable work practices. Additionally, they may specialize in wood machining, furniture and cabinet making, kitchen and bathroom installation, marine cabinetry, coopering, or drafting.

Their work involves a range of skilled tasks within broader activities, guided by established routines and procedures, where judgement is needed in selecting equipment, services, or contingency measures. Collaboration with others is essential for achieving quality outcomes, and they are accountable for their own work. In some cases, they may have limited responsibility for overseeing others.

Kitchen and bathroom installers require licenses in certain states, and construction site workers must complete induction training.