Professional Diploma in Carpentry – Professionnelle et d’Apprentissage (IFPA), Khemis Miliana, Algeria
Registered Craftsman Card (since 2008)
Valid Drivers Licence
I am a passionate and hardworking carpenter with over 15 years of experience creating functional and beautiful woodwork. What inspires me most is transforming raw materials into lasting pieces that bring value to peoples' lives. Outside of work, I enjoy fishing, especially sea fishing, reading novels, and spending time with my family, which keeps me motivated and balanced. I am driven by creativity, precision, and the satisfaction of seeing a project completed to the highest standard
Team leadership and supervision
Time management and meeting deadlines
Project planning and coordination
Problem solving and decision making
Client communication and relationship building
Training and mentoring apprentices
Successfully completed the installation and finishing of more than 350 custom kitchen units and wardrobes, achieving over 95% client satisfaction.
Introduced new cutting and assembly methods in the workshop, reducing material waste by 20% and lowering operational costs.
Supervised and trained a team of carpenters and apprentices, improving overall productivity and work efficiency.
Delivered high-quality carpentry and interior finishing projects (doors, wardrobes, custom furniture, and decorative woodwork) for residential clients, ensuring precision and on-time completion.
Skilled in custom furniture making (kitchens, wardrobes, office furniture, and shelving).
Experienced in wood cutting, assembly, and finishing using manual and electric tools.
Proficient in installation of doors, cabinets, partitions, and interior wood décor.
Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and measurements with accuracy.
Experienced in maintenance, repair, and restoration of wooden structures and furniture.
Knowledge of different types of wood, laminates, and finishing materials.
Capable of working independently or as part of a team, ensuring quality and timely delivery.
