Become an Industrial Professional

Industrial members are skilled professionals who craft fine woodwork, cabinetry, and décor in commercial, residential and retail structures. Cabinet makers and millworkers fabricate and install decorative and functional elements, including trim and molding, cabinetry, ceiling treatments, doors, windows, exposed columns and beams, display mantels, staircases and more.

Industrial workers value professionalism, productivity and solidarity. They take pride in being the best at what they do, with a focus on collaboration with employer partners based on mutual respect, a dedication to training, and a strong work ethic.

Request More Information

First

Last

Phone:

Email:

Preferred Form of Contact:

Phone Call

Text

Please select the region you would prefer to work.

City:

Zip Code:

Questions/Comments:

By checking this box, you agree to receive text messages from North Central States Regional Council of Carpenters. You may opt-out at any time.

CAPTCHA

Apprenticeship

To graduate from cabinet maker apprentice to journeyworker, you will complete 7,000 hours of on-the-job training (OJT) and 640 hours of classroom learning. Completion hours may vary depending on the region you belong to. Cabinet maker apprentices will be evaluated through demonstrations of skill and technique, and standard knowledge exams.

Sample Courses

OSHA, Financial Planning
Safety – construction fall protection, aerial lift, first-aid/CPR/AED
Machine Safety
Table Saw 1
Table Saw 2
Machine Woodworking
Machine Woodworking 2 – wall cabinets
Solid Surface – stile and rail door
European Cabinetry and Laminating
Exhibit Construction
Interior Trim
CNC Router Training
Custom Toolbox
ICRA “Health Care Construction”