1. Reading Blueprints and Drawings: Carpenters need to interpret blueprints and technical drawings to understand the specifications and requirements for door manufacturing1.
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3. Measuring and Cutting Materials: They take precise measurements and cut materials such as wood, fiberglass, or metal to the required sizes and shapes12.
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5. Assembling Door Components: This involves putting together various parts of the door, including frames, panels, and hardware, ensuring everything fits correctly and operates smoothly2.
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7. Installing Doors: Carpenters install doors in various settings, ensuring they are level, secure, and functional. This can include fitting hinges, locks, and handles2.
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9. Finishing Work: They may also be responsible for finishing tasks such as sanding, painting, or staining doors to achieve the desired appearance and durability3.
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11. Repair and Maintenance: Carpenters often inspect and repair existing doors, addressing issues like misalignment, damage, or wear and tear3.
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13. Quality Control: Ensuring that all doors meet the required standards and specifications before they are shipped or installed1.
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15. Safety Compliance: Following all safety guidelines and regulations to maintain a safe working environment1.

These roles require a combination of hands-on skills, knowledge of materials, and the ability to work with various tools and machinery. If you’re considering a career in this field, having a strong foundation in carpentry and an eye for detail will be very beneficial.