The Carpenter fabricates, installs, and maintains wooden or composite elements used onboard ships (furniture, interior fittings, structures). They contribute to the aesthetic and functional quality of the vessels by delivering precise, durable, and high-quality craftsmanship.

• Read and interpret layout and design plans.
• Cut, assemble, and adjust wooden or composite parts.
• Perform finishing work (sanding, varnishing, painting).
• Install and secure interior fittings onboard.
• Maintain and repair existing installations.
• Safely operate hand tools and woodworking machines.
• Follow HSE procedures and maintain cleanliness in work areas.

• Work in workshops and onboard vessels.
• Exposure to dust, noise, and finishing product odors.
• Requires good physical condition and manual precision.
• Daily use of PPE (masks, gloves, goggles).

Technical Skills:

• Knowledge of traditional and modern carpentry techniques.
• Proficiency in using hand tools and cutting machines.
• Understanding of wood, composite, and derivative materials.
• Strong sense of finishing and attention to detail.

Personal Qualities:

• Precision and meticulousness.
• Team spirit and versatility.
• Aesthetic sensitivity and creativity.
• Organizational skills and autonomy.

Required Training:

• CAP/BEP or vocational diploma in carpentry, cabinetmaking, or equivalent.
• Experience in industrial or marine carpentry appreciated.

• Quality and accuracy of completed work.
• Compliance with production and installation deadlines.
• Level of finishing and satisfaction of internal/external clients.
• Strict adherence to safety and HSE standards.
• Autonomy and adaptability on various tasks.