Spring Up - 8 Way Hand Tie

Position Summary:

This position is responsible for using the 8-way hand tie method to install springs in frames used in the manufacture of upholstered furniture. This position may web burlap onto the furniture parts prior to 8-way hand tying of springs, install no sags and polypropylene.

Key Responsibilities: 

• Places springs in frame and ties down using the 8-way hand tie method

• Cover springs in seat with FLW and attaches using staple gun

• Installs no sags on back of frame as needed

• Applies polypropylene to arms

• Applies edge wire where needed

• May be responsible for webbing process 

• Frequently rotates in each job functions throughout the day

• Must follow all safety policies and procedures

Experience/Certifications/Education:

• High school diploma or equivalent

• The ability to stand, walk and move for up to nine hours per day

• Previous webbing and spring up/8-way hand tying experience a plus

• Previous experience with upholstery or furniture manufacturing

• Must pass criminal background check and drug testing
  

Abilities/Key Competencies/Skills:

• Must be able to work thoughtfully and thoroughly with continuous attention to detail

• Ability to learn quickly and retain a wide range of small details concerning multiple product types, tasks, system processes, issues, and/or projects

• Excellent time management and organizational skills

• Comfortable multi-tasking, or, pivoting between tasks as the need arises

• Willingness to learn new products, procedures, and processes as business needs change

• A friendly attitude with the ability to deliver exceptional customer service and be a team player and stay self-motivated in a fast-paced environment

Physical Demands:

• Must be able to stand for extended periods of time, bending, squatting, climbing, kneeling and twisting throughout the day

• Continuous repetitive motions requiring grasping, pushing/pulling and fine hand manipulation

• Occasional reaching at or below shoulder level may be required

• Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs. frequently; rarely up to 100 lbs with support.