Canadian-based manufacturer focused on producing beautiful custom kitchen, bath, and specialty cabinets since 1977
Morden, Manitoba
Like most businesses, Decor Cabinets was born from an idea. Established back in 1977 in the small town of Portage la Prairie, Manitoba, our idea was to create cabinets that customers would enjoy and be able to create a lifetime of warm family memories against a backdrop of cabinetry that reflects their values and lifestyle. Decor operates two modern production facilities and a showroom with the latest innovations in cabinetry based in Morden and its expanding dealer network is spreading throughout Canada and the USA. Modern facilities, quality materials, excellent equipment, and comprehensive employee training have created a highly-skilled workforce that is able to produce a superior product. We believe our success lies in developing and maintaining good relationships - with our customers, our dealers, our staff, our suppliers and our local and global community. Decor is dedicated to support various organizations that give help to the needy, lend a hand to those in trouble, and teach values that remind us to show compassion to our neighbor. That is just a part of what makes Decor undeniably different.
On-site · Morden
Operate programmed machinery to cut cabinet parts, ensuring the parts meet Decor quality standards and shift targets are achieved. Perform operator maintenance and make adjustments to keep the machine in optimal operating condition.
On-site · Morden
Assemble door components using standard processes, tools, and equipment while following safety procedures. Inspect finished products for quality, alignment, and defects to ensure they meet production standards.
On-site · Morden
The Drill Operator is responsible for setting up and operating drilling equipment to meet production targets while ensuring quality standards. They must also perform routine maintenance, maintain accurate production records, and keep the work area clean and safe.
On-site · Morden
The Moulder Operator is responsible for setting up and operating machinery to process wood products while performing routine maintenance and quality inspections. They must ensure workflow efficiency and safety standards are maintained throughout the production process.
On-site · Morden
The employee is responsible for sanding and inspecting cabinet parts to meet quality standards while performing minor repairs. They must also maintain equipment, track job completion, and ensure production targets are met.
On-site · Stanley
The Lead Hand supports the Production Supervisor in managing department operations, focusing on safety, quality, and production targets. Key duties include coaching staff, leading meetings, and implementing continuous improvement initiatives.
