Wood is a kind of plant with large and hard trunks produced by nature. Therefore wood before becoming a construction component requires a processing process first. The management process begins with cutting down the tree, cutting it into logs, splitting it into pieces of beams or panel boards, which are then processed again into wood construction materials or components.

In the process of processing wood from wood trees to becoming wood construction materials and even continuing to be components of wood construction, of course it requires various kinds of wood work equipment, ranging from the simplest equipment, to high-tech equipment, including supporting facilities and infrastructure. (Source : Modul – 3 Konstruksi Kayu)

The work equipment and supporting facilities needed will basically be adjusted to the object to be worked on, the type of construction to be made, the technology to be used, and the amount (volume) of the work to be done. Wood work tools can basically be divided into three major groups, namely:

1. Conventional hand tools
2. Electric hand tools (Compatible power tools)
3. Static woodworking tools (permanent woodworking machines)

In addition to these equipment, in the process of working on wood construction, a number of supporting facilities and infrastructure are needed, including a workplace that has a roof so that it is protected from rain and direct heat, because wood needs to be protected from extreme weather changes, especially from rain and heat. excessive, while protecting workers from extreme weather forging. The simplest workplaces can range from work stations that have a roof without walls, work stations equipped with weather barrier walls, to permanent workshops equipped with various supporting facilities, including electrical installations for power and lighting, vacuum cleaners and vacuum cleaners. room temperature control (AC and heater). The workplace itself can only be used as a workplace, or it can be equipped with a material storage warehouse, equipment storage warehouse, work storage warehouse, workshop manager office space, and tool maintenance room.

In addition to the need for workplace space, woodworking activities also require a number of work facilities, such as work desks, sawing horses, work ladders, carts or trolleys, and cranes when making large and heavy workpieces. As an example of the description of the forms of these work facilities can be seen in the following pictures: