Flexibility – Earn on a per-assignment basis and manage your own schedule.
Global Exposure– Work directly with international buyer specifications and furniture manufacturing facilities.
Professional Growth – Represent a recognized global QA brand and expand your industry network.
Your Mission
On-Site Quality Control – Conduct furniture inspections at manufacturing facilities, including during-production and final inspections before shipment.
Defect Identification – Identify and classify furniture defects, including workmanship, material, finishing, structural, and functional issues, using applicable inspection standards and AQL sampling plans.
Product Evaluation – Verify furniture against approved samples, specifications, drawings, purchase orders, and buyer requirements.
Quality Verification – Check workmanship, dimensions, materials, construction, finishing, functionality, labeling, packaging, quantity, and other applicable product requirements.
Digital Reporting – Capture clear photo evidence and generate accurate, detailed inspection reports via smartphone apps.
Integrity First – Maintain strict professionalism, unbiased reporting, confidentiality, and attention to detail on every assignment.
What You Bring
Track Record – 5–6 years of experience in furniture quality inspection, quality control, or furniture manufacturing with buying houses, inspection agencies, exporters, manufacturers, or related organizations.
Tech-Savvy – Strong English, plus comfort with smartphones, cameras, and digital reporting applications.
Attention to Detail – Ability to identify quality issues, inconsistencies, and deviations in furniture construction, dimensions, materials, finishing, functionality, and overall workmanship.
Education – Diploma/Degree in a technical, furniture, manufacturing-related field, or equivalent relevant industry experience.