Upholsterer (Project Management)

All employees must wear safety glasses at all times. (Non-prescription safety glasses will be provided by Indiana Furniture.) Hearing protection and work gloves are available upon request. Individuals accepting job assignments with Indiana Furniture must be able to work during scheduled work hours on a regular basis.
Upholsterer: must be able to perform the following essential job functions with or without reasonable accommodations:

Ability to upholster the entire chair independently
A minimum of 1 year prior experience in upholstery
Able to pleat and tuft chairs
Requires heavy lifting up to 75 lbs occasionally
Able to work independently
Knowledge of how to utilize staple guns, screw guns and general hand tools
After training period must be able to maintain a minimum of 75% efficiency
Good eye for detail is REQUIRED
Must scan chair tags in and out to capture upholstery time data
Examine products or work to verify conformance to specifications
Inspect products or materials for damage, defects or shortages
Cut or trim fabric or leather
Recognize characteristics of cloth or fabric
Repair tears or defects in fabrics
Must do self-inspection of completed chair before completion of chair
Must be responsible for turning in production time sheet daily
Must be able to work production schedules including mandatory overtime

EOE, including disability/vets