GLAZER

Whitewood Frame FinisherFinishes whitewood frames to specified color and/or finish utilizing knowledge of wood properties to finish.Position Responsibilities:Use schedule to pull frames, read tickets and/or job notes prior to glazing to verify correct finish.Move frame into booth.Use correct technique for frame: Basic-spray & wipe clean Spray & Brush to panel-to mirror panel color, Spray & Brush clean-wiping, or Dry Brush technique-streaking and/or antiquing.Perform all duties safely and report any safety hazards to your immediate supervisor including proper lifting techniques.Maintains neat and orderly workstation.Wears required safety glasses and foot wear; works safely and reports unsafe conditions to Dept. SupervisorPerforms daily stretching exercises.Performs other duties as required by supervisor.Essential Skills and Experience:Must be knowledgeable in finishing processes.Must be skilled in in handwork using brush and/or sprayer.Must have ability to recognize parts and style numbers.English required for reading tickets and instructions.Must be able to understand and follow packing specifications.Valued but not Required Skills and Experience:Previous knowledge of furniture finishing.Physical demands and work environment:Lift / Carry: Frequently lifting 35 – 50 lbs. onto and off work station; occasionally lifting in excess of 50 lbs.; team lift greater weights.

Must be able to lift/remove and flip over pieces for finishing.Standing / Walking: Must be able to stand and walk consistently during the 8+ hour day.Reach / Handle / Grasp/Feel: Repetitive use of hands required. Must be able to use drills, screwdrivers, staple guns throughout the day.Bend / Lift / Stoop: Gathering supplies throughout day from various heights.Push/Pull: Must be able to push frames into designated work zones; or pull with designated tow tool.Environment: Indoors, controlled airflow, no air conditioning.Tool Usage: Required to use glue gun, spray gun, rubber mallet, hammer, screwdriver, channel locks, adjustable wrenches, and other tools for entire shift.Color Determination: Must distinguish colors and finishes for match, accuracy and quality.Near Acuity: Requires close vision of less than 3 feet, with or without corrective lenses, for precision.