Finishing checker

Company Description Limra Crafts is a furniture and décor manufacturer with over two decades of experience creating elegant, high-quality pieces. The company focuses on combining innovation with craftsmanship, offering products that enhance residential, office, and commercial spaces. Skilled artisans oversee the entire process from design to final finishing to ensure superior quality and timeless appeal. Limra Crafts provides customizable options tailored to diverse styles and preferences, with a strong commitment to customer satisfaction. The team is dedicated to setting trends and redefining standards of luxury in furniture and décor.

Role Description The Finishing Checker is a full-time, on-site role based in Moradabad. This role is responsible for inspecting finished furniture and décor items to ensure they meet quality standards, including checking for defects, surface finish consistency, color accuracy, and overall workmanship. The Finishing Checker will verify that products align with design specifications and client requirements, document any issues, and coordinate with production and finishing teams to resolve defects. Daily tasks include maintaining inspection records, following safety and quality protocols, and supporting continuous improvement in finishing processes. The role also involves collaborating with supervisors and artisans to provide feedback that helps maintain Limra Crafts high standards of craftsmanship.

Qualifications

• Candidates should possess strong attention to detail, visual inspection abilities, and a focus on quality control.
• Candidates should possess knowledge of furniture finishing techniques, materials, and basic understanding of surface treatments and color matching.
• Candidates should possess good documentation skills, the ability to record defects clearly, and basic familiarity with checklists or quality reports.
• Candidates should possess effective communication and teamwork skills to work closely with production, finishing, and supervisory staff.
• Candidates should possess the ability to stand for extended periods, handle furniture items safely, and follow workplace safety guidelines.
• Prior experience in furniture manufacturing, finishing, or quality inspection is preferred.
• Secondary school education or equivalent is required; vocational training in furniture or crafts is an advantage.
• Reliability, punctuality, and a willingness to learn and follow established processes are essential.