Furniture Quality Control

1. Quality Control of Inbound Raw Materials Inspect and verify the quality of incoming raw materials, including wood, hardware, fabrics, stains, and other components. Conduct dimensional and visual checks to ensure compliance with Josmo’s specifications and quality standards. Document and report non-conformities; coordinate with suppliers and internal teams for timely resolution. Maintain accurate records of inspections, approvals, and rejections. Support proper storage and handling practices to prevent contamination, damage, or degradation of materials. 2. Quality Control of Work-In-Progress (WIP) Furniture Conduct inspections on in-process furniture components (e.g., wooden frames) before they proceed to subsequent stages like sanding and polishing. Ensure WIP items are stored under appropriate conditions to prevent warping, pest damage, or other quality degradation. Identify defects early in the production process to minimize rework and reduce downstream issues. Coordinate with production supervisors to ensure inspection timelines align with production flow. Record inspection findings and maintain detailed logs of any required corrective actions. 3. Preparation of Quality Plans Develop detailed, stage-wise quality control plans with defined inspection parameters, tolerances, and testing methods. Ensure quality plans reflect current design specifications, production methods, and customer requirements. Regularly review and update quality plans based on production data, feedback, and process improvements. Integrate preventive quality measures and escalation procedures to address potential issues proactively. Assist in training production staff and junior QC personnel on implementation and adherence to quality plans. 4. Final Product Quality Check Conduct comprehensive inspections of finished furniture items prior to packaging and dispatch. Verify aesthetics, functionality, finish quality, structural integrity, and overall adherence to design specifications. Check for defects such as surface blemishes, joinery issues, polish inconsistencies, and hardware faults. Approve or reject products based on inspection outcomes, ensuring only compliant items proceed to shipment. Maintain detailed QC records, including visual documentation, and provide feedback to production teams for continuous improvement. Qualifications & Skills Minimum 2 years of experience in a quality control role within a manufacturing or furniture production environment. Knowledge of furniture production materials such as solid wood, veneers, hardware, adhesives, fabrics, and coatings. Strong attention to detail with a practical and process-oriented approach to quality. Ability to interpret technical drawings and product specifications. Excellent communication and collaboration skills. Proficiency in using basic QC tools and measurement instruments (e.g., calipers, moisture meters, gauges). Job Type: Full-time Pay: ₹30,000.00 - ₹45,000.00 per month Benefits: Paid time off Provident Fund Schedule: Day shift Work Location: In person