CNC Spring Up

Ethan Allen•Maiden, NC

10d

About The Position

Performs operations to prepare and spring up frames and/or subassemblies for upholstered and exposed wood frames. Works on a variety of assigned models, preparing frames, changing setups, installing springs, and tying off when required. Checks the assembly, spring-up, and frame for level and completes work to quantity and quality standards. The role involves moving frames to the work station, reading frame tickets to determine spring specifications, installing clips and springs, securing components with designated tools, covering springs, and moving completed work to the next line or staging area. The employee may also perform other special or non-routine assignments as instructed.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Ability to read and follow verbal and written directions.
Basic math skills, including counting, addition, and subtraction.
Open to cross-training as needed.
Ability to work closely with team members; teamwork and communication are essential.
Good eye-to-hand coordination.
Ability to complete job duties in a timely manner.
Close attention to detail.
Effective verbal communication skills.
Excellent attendance and ability to maintain attendance.
Ability to work and make decisions with minimum supervision.
Must learn to read frame tickets for appropriate spring applications.
Able to work standing and walking for 8–9 hours per day.
Overtime as required, including possible Saturday work as needed.

Responsibilities

Move built frames to the work station using a roll conveyor, skid, or buggy.
Read frame tickets to determine the specified type of spring.
Clip rails that require no-sag clips, install the proper no-sag springs, and secure the clips with a hammer and clip gun.
Attach tie wire with a clinch gun and cover springs with spring-cover material.
Install propex or cardboard in the inside arms or corners of frames using a staple gun.
Place spring units at the station, install the correct springs into frames using a screw gun, and attach spring insulator pads when required.
Cover installed springs with spring-cover material using a staple gun.
Move completed work off the line using the roller conveyor or slide sprung frames to line-up.
Check the assembly, spring-up, and frame for level and ensure work meets quantity and quality standards.
Perform other duties and special or non-routine assignments as instructed.