Seat Upholster
east coast aviationDeland (FL)
About the role
Seat Upholster DeLand, FL, United States$ 16.00 - 35.00 (US Dollar)Skilled Aircraft Seat Upholster Wanted Join the East Coast Aircraft Team! Are you ready to elevate your career in the aviation industry? East Coast Aircraft is looking for a talented Aircraft Seat Upholster who is passionate about craftsmanship and quality. Join us in enhancing passenger comfort, one seat at a time!
About Us:
East Coast Aircraft is a leading provider of aircraft upholstery solutions, known for our commitment to excellence and innovation. Our team thrives on collaboration and creativity, ensuring that every project meets the high standards of the aviation industry. We are seeking a long-term team member to help us continue growing our business.
Key Duties:
Upholster, repair, and refurbish aircraft seats in cabins. Remove old upholstery and repair or replace damaged foam or padding. Install new fabric or leather covers with precision. Measure, cut, and sew fabric or leather to ensure a perfect fit and smooth finish. Conduct thorough quality checks to ensure that finished seats meet standards of appearance, comfort, and safety. Make adjustments or repairs as necessary before final installation. Maintain tools and workspace to uphold a productive and efficient environment.
Requirements:
Proven experience of at least 2 years in upholstery, ideally within the aviation industry. Strong attention to detail and commitment to craftsmanship. Ability to thrive in a fast-paced and dynamic work environment. Skilled in working with specialized tools and machinery.
What We Offer:
Competitive Pay No benefits, at this time Opportunities for career advancement within a growing company. A supportive and innovative work environment that values your skills. Join East Coast Aircraft and help us make every flight a comfortable journeyyour skills will help redefine the standard of aviation upholstery!
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