Production Upholstery is a job classification that performs bonding, sewing and hardware tasks to produce aircraft interior parts.  Must repeatedly produce quality products in an efficient manner while maintaining a high regard for personal safety and health as well as that of co-workers.

-        Responsible for the construction of interior panels, which can include cutting, bonding, sewing and performing hardware operations such as drilling, riveting and assembly.

-         Maintain safe and effective work area/environment and use appropriate personal  protective and safety equipment.

-          Must complete proper paperwork documentation in logs.

-          Must follow written and oral instructions with little supervision.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:

-          Responsible for the construction of interior panels, which can include cutting,  bonding, sewing and performing hardware operations such as drilling, riveting and  assembly.

-          Maintain safe and effective work area/environment and use appropriate personal  protective and safety equipment.

-          Must complete proper paperwork documentation in logs.

-          Must follow written and oral instructions with little supervision.

MARGINAL FUNCTIONS:

-          Responsible for orderliness of work area and proper care of equipment, materials, and tools.

-          Various other duties as assigned by superior.

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:

-          Frequently lift 25 pounds.

-          Must be able to grip scissors, rollers, measuring devices, sandpaper, sanders and other hand tools and use them appropriately.

-          Must be able to use handheld burning tools and heated irons.

-          Must work in a standing and/or in a seated position.

-          Must wear appropriate personal protective equipment as required.