Furniture Framer

QA Group; Kent (WA); On-site; USD 42,000 - 66,000; Full time

Job summary

QA Group in Kent, WA is seeking a Furniture Framer to build and assemble frames for custom commercial furniture. You will read shop drawings, measure and cut materials, and assemble wood framing components using hand and power tools to meet design specs and finish standards.

Join a collaborative team supporting upholstery, engineering, and production, ensuring accurate dimensions, quality, and on-time production while maintaining a clean, safe workspace and following all safety procedures.

Qualifications

• Experience with furniture framing or wood fabrication and reading drawings.
• Proficient with hand and power tools used in framing.
• Strong measurement, layout, and basic math skills for accurate cuts.
• Attention to detail and commitment to quality in fit and finish.
• Ability to lift and maneuver materials safely for extended periods.

Responsibilities

• Measure and cut materials to design specs and shop drawings.
• Assemble wood framing components and secure with hand/power tools.
• Maintain accurate dimensions, fit, and finish across pieces.
• Keep a clean, safe work area and follow safety procedures.
• Collaborate with upholstery, engineering, and production teams to meet deadlines.

Skills

Reading shop drawings

Measurement and layout

Tool usage

Teamwork and communication

Quality-focused

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Tools

Hand tools

Power tools

Saws

Nailers

Job description

Company Description

QA Group is a commercial build partner specializing in custom commercial furniture and architectural upholstery. Since 1936, the company has collaborated with architects, designers, general contractors, millwork partners, dealers, and commercial operators nationwide to turn design concepts into buildable, install-ready seating and upholstered elements. QA Group’s projects include custom booths and banquettes, upholstered wall panels, cushion panels, integrated seating, and other made-to-spec upholstery solutions. The team manages the process from drawings and engineering through fabrication, quality control, delivery, and installation coordination, with a strong focus on scope clarity, fit, finish, and reliable project execution. QA Group values craftsmanship, collaboration, and consistent project outcomes for its commercial clients.

Role Description:

The Furniture Framer role is a full-time, on-site position based in Kent, WA. This role is responsible for building and assembling frames for custom commercial furniture, including booths, banquettes, panels, and integrated seating, according to design specifications and shop drawings. Daily tasks include measuring and cutting materials, assembling wood and other framing components, using hand and power tools, and ensuring structural integrity and quality of each piece. The Furniture Framer works closely with upholstery, engineering, and production teams to maintain accurate dimensions, fit, and finish, and to support efficient project workflows. The role also involves maintaining a clean, safe work area, following safety procedures, and meeting production deadlines while upholding QA Group’s quality standards.

Qualifications

• Experience with furniture framing, carpentry, or wood fabrication, including reading and interpreting drawings and technical specifications.
• Proficiency with hand tools and power tools commonly used in framing and shop environments (e.g., saws, nailers, drills, sanders).
• Strong measurement, layout, and basic math skills to ensure accurate cuts, assembly, and fit.
• Attention to detail and commitment to quality, with the ability to inspect work for structural soundness and finish standards.
• Ability to lift, move, and handle materials and components safely, and to stand and work on feet for extended periods.
• Effective communication and teamwork skills to collaborate with production, upholstery, and project management staff.
• Reliability in attendance, time management, and meeting production schedules in a fast-paced shop environment.
• Prior experience in commercial furniture, millwork, or upholstery-related fabrication is preferred; high school diploma or equivalent is beneficial.
• Willingness to follow all security policies, learn new techniques, and adapt to evolving project requirements and processes.