Marine Joiner / Finish Carpenter / Marine WoodworkerA leading Pacific Northwest shipyard is seeking an experienced Marine Joiner / Finish Carpenter / Marine Woodworker to join their skilled team. This is an opportunity to apply your craftsmanship to unique commercial marine projects, building and installing custom interiors aboard working vessels. If you take pride in precision work, enjoy solving unique fabrication challenges, and want to see your craftsmanship become part of vessels that operate throughout the region, this opportunity is worth exploring.The Marine Joiner is responsible for building and installing high-quality custom wood interiors aboard commercial vessels.
This position combines traditional finish carpentry skills with marine fabrication, requiring attention to detail, accuracy, and the ability to adapt to unique project requirements. You will work on:Custom cabinetryInterior finishesPilot housesWheelhousesCrew accommodationsSpecialty marine woodworking projectsYou will collaborate with experienced shipyard professionals across multiple trades to complete high-quality vessel construction and repair projects.Key responsibilities include:Build and install custom cabinetry, furniture, and interior wood componentsFabricate and install wall panels, ceiling systems, trim, moldings, shelving, and countertopsPerform detailed finish carpentry throughout vessel interiorsConstruct and install components for pilot houses, wheelhouses, and crew spacesRead and interpret blueprints, drawings, and project specificationsTake accurate measurements and perform detailed layoutsModify and fabricate components to fit unique vessel structuresSafely operate woodworking machinery, hand tools, and power toolsWork alongside welders, fabricators, electricians, painters, and project managersMaintain a clean, organized, and safety-focused work environmentDeliver quality craftsmanship that meets project standardsQualifications:3+ years of experience in finish carpentry, cabinetmaking, woodworking, or millworkStrong background in custom fabrication and installationAbility to read and understand blueprints and technical drawingsExcellent measuring, layout, and problem-solving skillsAbility to work independently while contributing to a team environmentStrong attention to detail and commitment to quality workmanshipPreferred experience:Marine joineryShipyard environmentsBoatbuilding or yacht interiorsCommercial vessel construction or repairArchitectural millworkCustom cabinetryHigh-end residential or commercial finish carpentryWorking around steel fabrication environmentsAdditional certifications such as OSHA 10/30, forklift, or aerial lift are a plus.Work environment:Work aboard commercial vessels, fabrication shops, and industrial environmentsAbility to safely use hand and power toolsComfortable working in varying conditions, including confined spaces and outdoor environmentsAbility to lift up to 50 pounds and perform physical tasks including standing, bending, climbing, and kneelingWhy consider this opportunity?Competitive pay: $30–$36/hr based on experienceOvertime opportunities availableStable, long-term employmentWork on unique commercial marine projectsJoin a skilled team of craftsmen and tradespeopleOpportunity to expand your woodworking skills into the marine industryIf you are a skilled carpenter, cabinetmaker, millworker, or woodworker looking for a career where your craftsmanship makes a lasting impact, we want to hear from you. Apply today and bring your skills to the marine industry.
Marine Joiner / Finish Carpenter / Marine Woodworker in portland at Unknown Company
- Typical pay
- $53,220–$70,720
For context, most carpenters earn between $53,220–$70,720 a year according to Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data. What this particular role pays is set by the employer — check the description above.
This position is listed as full time and onsite.