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Joinery

Joinery in action

Cutting and joining interior and exterior items, from windows and stairs, to bookshelves and tables, for both commercial and residential projects.

Joinery could be for you if you like:

  • Being creative
  • Craftsmanship
  • Making things
  • Using tools
  • Working as a team

More about Joinery

Working from drawings, the joiner’s task is to measure and cut joints then assemble, install, and finish to a high standard.

They are mostly workshop based, but some projects will take place on building sites or in the homes of customers.

Joinery is closely associated with cabinetmaking and carpentry, and other areas of the construction industry.


Recent medallists in Joinery

WorldSkills Lyon 2024

  • Photo of Bolin Huang

    Bolin Huang

    China
    Gold

  • Photo of Felix Wilhelm

    Felix Wilhelm

    Germany
    Silver

  • Photo of Harry Scolding

    Harry Scolding

    United Kingdom
    Silver

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Some of the world’s most familiar tools, including Craftsman, DeWalt and Stanley are made by Stanley Black & Decker. The company is also the world’s second largest commercial electronic security company. Its products and solutions are integral to many WorldSkills skills.


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