Directeur Adjoint Schmidt

Fitter**The amazing feeling of a job well done**:
A Schmidt fitter installs custom-designed made-to-measure kitchens, bathrooms, dressing rooms, fixtures and fittings for our customers, based on technical plans drawn up by the sales designer.

You’ll carry out the project installation from A to Z, from unpacking furniture and quality control to project assembly, installation of connections, cleaning, and more. You’re the person who applies the finishing touches, transforming customers’ dreams into something tangible they can touch and feel—and love.

**Why be a fitter with Schmidt?**
- Competitive rates with flexible contracts
- Steady stream of projects (we take 900 customer orders every day)
- High-quality products are a joy to work with
- Relationship-led role working in customers’ homes
- Comprehensive instructions, plans and training make installation simple
- We manufacture and assemble every product ourselves, for hassle-free fitting
- Quality-first environment does your expertise justice- Acceptez le cookie youtube pour visionner la vidéo

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- ABOUT THE ROLE**What does a day at work look like?**:
Being a fitter with Schmidt is extremely varied. You might be installing a designer entrance closet one day, an open plan kitchen the next, and a bespoke bathroom suite the week after that.

Installation can last for one or several days, depending on the scope of the project. You’ll have accurate technical plans from our sales designers, who’ve worked closely with the customer to design a vision they love.

Your role will involve:

- Taking precise measurements
- Installing fixed furniture like cabinets
- Cutting and fitting worktops, bases, and splashbacks
- Connecting fittings and household appliances
- Quality control testing and adjustments
- Final clear-up to leave customers’ homes immaculate

Your final job will be signing off the certificate of completion—and watching customers’ faces light up when they see their new space
- Emilien
Fitter- I started out working in a factory that manufactured windows. After 2 years there, I got fed up. It was a friend of mine that told me about the training he took to be a fitter, so I didn’t think twice about retraining and I don’t regret my decision. After the training, I set up my own company as a self-employed contractor and Schmidt put their trust in me. I take part in training courses almost every year to keep up to date with the latest products.- ABOUT YOU**Who makes a successful Schmidt fitter?**:
A great fitter knows how to decipher a technical plan and project specifications, how to master their installation materials, how to organise and carry out the installation, and carry out effective checks.

But a great _Schmidt_ fitter is more than that.

Schmidt is known not only for our high-quality products but the high-quality _experience _we give our customers. People who thrive here are excited to make each and every customer feel special.

As a fitter, that means:

- You’re a genuine expert with talent for your craft
- You’re passionate about exceptional quality work
- You’re meticulous; no snags slip through the cracks
- You bring enthusiasm and excitement to every project
- You’ve got great customer-facing skills—customers like working with you

**If that’s you, we’d love to hear from you.**- FIND AN OPPORTUNITY**Start your next adventure with Schmidt**:
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- TESTIMONIALS**What our fitters say**:

- Bernard Fitter
I was a self-employed carpenter for 12 years and then I began installing windows to diversify my business. I was on-site when I met a Schmidt fitter. I thought their job sounded interesting and it made me want to take the plunge myself. Schmidt helped me to train. I stayed working as a subcontractor for 18 months and then was hired as an employee. Today we have a team of three fitters and we are going to be joined by a fourth. I'm a bit like their team leader and I love sharing my experience with them.- Emilien Fitter (Subcontractor)
I started out working in a factory that manufactured windows. After 2 years there, I got fed up. It was a friend of mine that told me about the training he took to be a fitter, so I didn’t think twice about retraining and I don’t regret my decision. After the training, I set up my own company as a self-employed contractor and Schmidt put their trust in me. I take part in training courses almost every year to keep up to date with the latest products.