Job Title: Assembly Line Worker - Insert Room (Boxes)
Department: Manufacturing / Production Reports To: Production Supervisor / Line Lead Employment Type: Full-Time / 8.30 AM TO 5PM MONDAY TO FRIDAY
Job Summary
The Insert Room Assembly Worker is responsible for the precise assembly and placement of internal components such as velvet pads, ring slots, dividers, and lining into jewellery boxes/stands/exhibition pieces. This role requires excellent manual dexterity, high attention to detail, and the ability to maintain a steady pace on a fast-moving production line while ensuring luxury quality standards.
Key Responsibilities
Component Prep & Insertion: Measure, cut, or select the correct fabric linings, foam inserts, and dividers, and meticulously secure them inside the jewellery boxes etc. using specialised adhesives.
Adhesive Application: Safely operate glue guns, tape dispensers, or industrial adhesives to ensure linings are smooth, bubble-free, and securely bonded without leaving visible residue.
Quality Control: Inspect every box for symmetry, cleanliness, alignment, and defects (e.g., glue stains, frayed fabric, loose inserts) before passing it to the next station.
Line Pace Maintenance: Meet hourly and daily production targets while maintaining the aesthetic standards required for jewellery packaging.
Material Management: Keep the workstation stocked with necessary materials (inserts, velvet, glue, boxes) and report any component shortages to the Line Lead.
Safety & Maintenance: Keep the work area clean, organised, and free of hazards. Follow all safety protocols regarding machinery and chemical adhesives.
Skills & Qualifications
Manual Dexterity: Exceptional hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills to handle delicate fabrics and small components.
Attention to Detail: Ability to spot minor imperfections, misalignment's, or structural defects instantly.
Stamina & Focus: Capability to perform repetitive tasks while standing or sitting for long periods in a fast-paced environment.
Experience: Prior experience in assembly, manufacturing, upholstery, crafting, or detailed warehouse work is highly preferred but not required
