Part time Furniture Assembly Tech

About the position

SPAR is seeking skilled assemblers to perform on-site service and furniture assembly in Office Supply Stores, as well as in-home assembly projects. This is a part-time, flexible opportunity to service local office supply stores and customers' in-home furniture assembly purchases. The role involves assembling Ready-to-Assemble (RTA) Furniture, ensuring displays are set up properly and well-maintained, following plan-o-grams, and completing customized category resets. Reporting of completed work is done on the same day via an online system.

Responsibilities

  • Assembling Ready-to-Assemble (RTA) Furniture in retail showrooms and customer homes
  • Ensuring displays are set up properly and well-maintained
  • Following plan-o-grams and completing customized category resets
  • Reporting your completed work on the same day via our easy online system

Requirements

  • Previous merchandising or commercial furniture assembly experience (Office Supply Stores experience is a plus!)
  • Ability to read instructions and assemble furniture efficiently
  • Can lift up to 50 lbs. and stand for extended periods
  • Reliable transportation (some travel may be required)
  • Your own basic tools (drills, screwdrivers, etc.)
  • Internet access and active email for reporting

Nice-to-haves

  • Office Supply Stores experience

Benefits

  • Great Pay: \$16.75 - \$18/hour for showroom service work
  • Get Paid Fast: With DailyPay, you can work today and get paid tomorrow!
  • Consistent Work: Part-time, on-going projects servicing Office Supply Stores & customers in-home furniture assembly purchases
  • Work Independently: Enjoy the flexibility of working on your own while still being part of a great team
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