Upholsterer Furniture

As an upholsterer, you'll have the chance to work on a variety of furniture projects and showcase your craftsmanship.

Complete all aspects of upholstery for existing and future product ranges.

Operate sewing machines (Single and twin) to sew upholstery and join various sections of covering fabric.

Apply expert knowledge of upholstery to build (or repair) upholstered furniture using a variety of hand or power tools.

Assemble and quality check a wide array of products.

Confer with internal customers prior to upholstery to ensure finished product meets the end clients’ expectations.

Train new starters, including inexperienced colleagues when required.

Maintain a first-time quality rate exceeding 99%.

Ensure projects are completed and delivered before set deadline.

Conduct routine maintenance of work tools and upholstery machine.

Remain flexible within working hours to meet the needs of the business.

Remain flexible to work in other areas of the business outside of the chair department, on an ad hoc or permanent basis.

Proficiency in upholstery techniques, including fabric cutting and sewing
Upholstery certification or relevant vocational training is a plus.
Opportunities for skill development and career advancement.