The following are typical operations that would be performed to suit varying jobsite conditions.

• Receiving, unloading and unpacking all items.

• Checking material for damage and reporting any missing items.

• Dismantling fume hoods or equipment to fit through door openings.

• Reading shop drawings and setting all furniture in place.

• Scribing, shimming, and leveling.

• Cutting and trimming various counter top materials.

• Cutting sink opening in plastic laminate counter tops.

• Notching and fitting tops and curbs to accommodate pipes, electrical, and columns.

• Drilling holes in counter tops and furniture.

• Notching cabinet rails.

• Cutting aprons and knee space panels to suit available openings.

• Adjusting and or setting locks.

• Cutting, notching, and scribing all filler panels.

• Resetting hinges and catches when adjusting the fit of doors and drawers.

• Retouching units and tops that have minor scratches.

Note – Always double check you shop drawings and verify all dimensions before altering any items. An improperly cut top or panel may take several weeks to replace.