About the Role: Responsibilities, Skills, and Requirements
Ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes to create offices that just feel... well, right? If you have an eye (and hand) for details – whether it’s crafting wooden furniture that holds a boardroom together or giving worn-out office chairs a second life – we’re searching for skilled individuals like you. We currently have openings for Carpenters with office furniture experience and Upholsterers with a knack for office seating. If you know how to turn raw materials into spaces where people love to work, let’s talk!
About Us
We’re a growing team dedicated to shaping workspaces that inspire productivity and comfort. Every project we take on — from sleek new boardrooms to vibrant co-working hubs — is a chance to innovate and collaborate. You’ll often find us swapping tips over morning coffee or celebrating a flawless installation with impromptu lunch runs. Teamwork isn’t just a value here, it’s our daily rhythm. And yes, we really do geek out over good joinery and perfectly finished seams.
What You’ll Be Doing
If You’re Joining as a Carpenter (Office Furniture)
- Transform raw plans into reality: Manufacture and assemble custom office furniture from natural wood, MDF, and PVC.
- Expertly handle all aspects of woodwork — from cutting and finishing to integrating hardware.
- Disassemble, relocate, and re-install office furniture seamlessly at client sites.
- Maintain and repair existing pieces, breathing new life into well-loved desks, cabinets, and tables.
- Work closely with designers and clients to tailor each piece to unique office needs.
If You’re Joining as an Upholsterer (Office Furniture)
- Restore, refurbish, and upholster a range of office seating, including managerial and waiting chairs.
- Select and apply suitable fabrics, ensuring comfort, durability, and a professional finish.
- Replace and repair padding, springs, and internal chair components as needed.
- Collaborate with the carpentry and design teams for cohesive office aesthetics.
- Tackle both tight deadlines and unique design challenges with creativity.
What You’ll Bring
Must-Haves
- Proven hands-on experience in either office furniture carpentry or upholstery (depending on the role).
- Solid knowledge of working with natural wood, MDF, and PVC (for carpenters).
- Skilled in fabric selection and application, chair refurbishment, and related tools (for upholsterers).
- Ability to dismantle, install, and maintain modern office furniture confidently.
- Reliability and pride in work — you strive for a finish you’d be happy to sign your name to.
- Flexibility to work on-site at client offices as projects require.
Nice-to-Haves
- Previous exposure to commercial or co-working space fit outs.
- Experience collaborating with interior designers or facility managers.
- A knack for offering creative solutions to fit unique space requirements.
Not sure you tick every box? We’d still love to hear from you.
Why You’ll Love Working Here
- Competitive compensation plus overtime for those all-hands-on-deck project days.
- Supportive, close-knit crew that values laughter as much as craftsmanship.
- Ongoing training and skill-sharing sessions — carpentry and upholstery are arts, after all.
- Opportunities to contribute ideas and really see your craftsmanship in action.
- Modern workshop and tools; we invest in good gear so you can do your best work.
- Flexible approach: We respect family life and understand the need for the occasional doctor’s appointment.
Here, your work shapes not just offices, but the daily experiences of everyone who uses them. Join us to build — and rebuild — where it matters most.
Common Interview Questions and Tips
To help you prepare and feel confident, here are some questions you might encounter during the interview process for this role.
- Can you walk us through a project where you built or restored office furniture from scratch? What materials and techniques did you use to ensure durability and professional finish?
- Describe your process for selecting fabrics or materials when reupholstering office chairs, especially in high-traffic or executive spaces.
- How do you approach integrating design requirements from interior designers or facility managers into your carpentry or upholstery work?
- What’s your experience with disassembling, relocating, and reinstalling office furniture on-site? Can you share any challenges you’ve faced and how you resolved them?
- Tell us about a time you had to meet a tight deadline on a custom furniture or upholstery project. How did you prioritize and manage your work?
- Have you ever had to repair or modify existing office furniture to meet unique design or space needs? What creative solutions did you come up with?
- When collaborating with a team of carpenters, upholsterers, and designers, how do you ensure clear communication and consistency across a project?
- Give an example of how you handled feedback from a client or designer regarding your finished piece. What steps did you take to address their concerns?
- We often have busy installation days where everyone pitches in. How do you handle high-pressure situations, and what keeps you motivated during long or complex projects?
- How do you maintain pride in your craftsmanship when working on routine repairs or repetitive tasks?
- Tell us about your favorite tool or piece of equipment in the workshop. Why is it essential to your work?
- Our team atmosphere is collaborative and lively — how do you contribute to a positive work environment?
- Flexibility is key here, especially when projects require travel to different client sites or last-minute changes. How do you adapt to shifting schedules or new environments?
- What draws you to working specifically in office furniture, and how do you think your skills help create inspiring workplaces?