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The Upholsterer position in Madeley involves crafting and refurbishing furniture within a busy manufacturing operation. Working full-time, Monday to Friday, with early finishes on Fridays, you will handle tasks from frame preparation to final trimming. Your duties include cutting foams, fabrics, and leathers, fitting webbing and springs, and completing repairs to a high standard. The hourly rate ranges from £13.50 to £14.50, with a temporary-to-permanent contract on offer. Candidates need proven upholstery experience and proficiency with hand and power tools. You will follow production schedules, maintain equipment, and deliver quality workmanship. Pertemps Telford is recruiting for this role, which suits a meticulous individual ready to contribute immediately.
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Job Title: Upholsterer
Location: Telford
Salary: DOE
Hours: Monday – Friday 07:30-16:30 (Early finish on a Friday)
Contract: Temp-to-Perm
About The Role
We’re recruiting a skilled Upholsterer to join a growing furniture manufacturing team. You’ll be responsible for upholstering a variety of products, from frames to finished pieces, ensuring exceptional craftsmanship and finish.
Key Responsibilities
- Upholstering furniture frames using foams, fabrics, leathers, and trims
- Cutting materials to size using hand and power tools
- Fitting webbing, springs, padding, and coverings
- Completing repairs, refurbishments, and re-upholstery work
- Working to production schedules and quality standards
- Maintaining tools and reporting any issues


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What We’re Looking For
- Proven upholstery experience (traditional or modern techniques)
- Confident using pneumatic staple guns, cutting tools, and upholstery equipment
- Strong craftsmanship and attention to detail
- Ability to read job sheets and follow instructions
- Good physical stamina and manual handling capability
Benefits
- Long-term, secure role
- Skilled, supportive workshop team
- Training on specialist techniques
- Free parking / modern workshop facilities
If you’re interested, apply now or contact Ellie in our Telford branch
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