Experienced Upholsterer Needed For Auto Interiors

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austin area color newGeorgetown (TX)

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Job Description: About Us:We are a specialized auto upholstery shop in Georgetown, dedicated to restoring and enhancing automotive interiors. Our team takes pride in delivering top-quality craftsmanship and exceptional customer service.Job Description:We are seeking an experienced upholsterer with a strong background in sewing. The ideal candidate will possess a passion for upholstery, a meticulous attention to detail, and the willingness to work on a variety of auto interior items, like seats, center consoles, etc.Responsibilities:Perform upholstery tasks on automotive interiors, including seats, headliners, and door panels. Utilize sewing machines for precise results. Repair and replace automotive upholstery materials, such as leather, vinyl, and cloth. Collaborate with team members to ensure high-quality outcomes and customer satisfaction. Maintain a clean and organized workspace.Qualifications:Proven experience in upholstery. Ability to work independently and as part of a team. Strong attention to detail and craftsmanship. Excellent problem-solving skills. Reliable and punctual.What We Offer:Competitive pay based on experience. Friendly and supportive work environment. Opportunities for growth and development in the automotive industry.\nCompany
Description: Austin Area Color New is comprised of happy, positive-minded people with the goal of helping our customers sell more vehicles at higher prices. We have a customer-focused culture, so our team members are given the tools and autonomy needed to put the customer first, which creates great customer loyalty.
Company Description: Austin Area Color New is comprised of happy, positive-minded people with the goal of helping our customers sell more vehicles at higher prices. We have a customer-focused culture, so our team members are given the tools and autonomy needed to put the customer first, which creates great customer loyalty.

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