Frames Of Twickenham Limited
Picture Framer

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We are currently seeking a full-time framer to join our team in Twickenham.
We're a busy independent framing shop in Twickenham, making bespoke frames for a loyal base of private and trade customers. We're looking for an experienced picture framer to join our small team four days a week.
The role
This is a complete framing role, from the first conversation at the counter to the finished frame going out of the door. You'll help customers choose mouldings and mounts, price and write up orders, then make the work yourself to a high standard.
Day to day you'll be:
- Serving customers in the shop, advising on moulding, mount and glazing choices and taking orders accurately
- Cutting and joining frames using a Morso chopper and underpinner
- Cutting mounts on a manual mount cutter, including multi-aperture work
- Cutting glass and acrylic
- Hingeing and mounting artwork to conservation standards
- Stretching canvases
- Making picture and mirror frames
- Checking quality, then finishing and packing work carefully for collection
- Keeping the workshop tidy and helping with any other tasks as needed
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What we're looking for
- At least 4 years' hands-on experience as a picture framer (essential)
- Experience of dealing with customers in a retail setting (preferable but not essential)
- Confident with the Morso chopper, manual mount cutter and glass cutting


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Careful, methodical and accurate, with a sharp eye for detail
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Good with numbers: measuring, frame calculations and pricing
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Friendly and helpful with customers, and happy working as part of a small team
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Able to use your initiative and sort out problems as they come up
Hours
5 days a week
Salary
Dependent on experience.
To discuss this role, please email joe@jjframes.com
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