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1 S+ n* A. x; ?& { yPOSITION:$ j0 O0 Y2 _" O a( E' Z' [2 V
u% C! o' _& Q, C+ O6 b8 ^Interior Designer
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7 L4 x- I1 i, Q1 S+ YPURPOSE:( k! i/ p) W% X5 n
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Responsible for activities related to design, space planning, layout, and* V& w: l ?3 [' |* q. n
specifications of commercial-grade office furniture and systems products.3 B( c% L3 J: }: D' Q
Coordinates and implements detailed space plans to address customer space. s8 Y. c- v) r- Q- d
requirements within allotted time and budget constraints. This position reports
9 O9 I- M7 n! p+ @. b' N- J. ito the Supervisor, Interior Design or the furniture leader in those divisions
t0 ^) M$ j" o6 l% o) Y) e3 B1 e1 x1 vthat do not have multiple designers and a design supervisor.& W. B9 a \5 ~2 F4 Q( [9 G3 {
0 S0 s* G/ |! p# }$ uESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES (in order of importance. Other duties may* Q4 i$ i( n0 {, @! O$ _
be assigned):
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$ Z' E; [6 G/ s0 a% v1. Consults with Sales Team in the layout, design and space planning of& P: E5 c. V/ a$ I: U( ~) _0 O4 n9 b; n
furniture specifications for client offices. Travels to client’s location to
, @$ N2 U$ z# d: Y- c2 ]( ^measure layout.
0 U' W6 q! S" K: Q2. Performs programming, space planning, furniture selection, layout, casework,& n( F! G' Y% b8 n2 ]
product pricing, design and selection of fabrics and finishes, includes as-built
1 n# b) y( ^% ndrawings, block plans, space plans and finished working drawings for
6 u F5 N6 b$ o8 e* bspecification and installation.3 _$ m k4 A0 R3 v" H5 o
3. Provides professional customer interface by attending client planning: A! v ]* c& E# n* C
meetings to determine furniture needs and develops solutions to meet these2 z- R# v" `) \& G! H; ^/ E
needs.5 r! K# ?+ N% s' x- b
4. Offers technical design and creative consultation to customers by answering V0 {+ W/ m: c6 b2 V L, S% T7 P+ ?
routine and highly specialized questions regarding furniture systems.2 i; f# Q! f+ i# q9 x4 J/ C/ j
5. Coordinates, develops, and reviews proposed project designs and construction0 f, U/ e, A/ K# c3 U% @' ?0 T
plans. Prepares presentation material including color finish boards. Reviews job1 V0 U' D) y; `4 x0 E- j
site in order to perform accurate measurements. Will do plan-to-site adherence* r& ]% O& G$ _' |2 ^5 o1 I; K$ O
checks.( |6 j) F f6 f# d1 d3 ~9 g4 k* `5 Y
6. Validates plans against construction, electrical engineering and Architect8 o% ]9 z; ?$ i: x! U
& Design (A&D) drawing sets.8 b# p$ z! |8 t0 X+ e; ?
7. Develops project specifications, double checks specifications against plans,
9 ]8 q0 R! \( k! fassures specifications are ready for order entry (SIF file), and manages changes$ p; _$ f, I3 M1 X; [6 s" x& l# c
and revisions.4 U* I9 d3 J2 I; t4 A0 p; [0 `
8. Verifies the company design standards have been met. Provides on-site job
( `, Q6 Z2 {. hinspections comparing construction drawings to final build-out.. T- E! q1 i' x0 Q: W. P& l
9. Tracks, records and ties design hours to specific projects for job costing.
: `" x$ b6 _+ x* |$ j10. Works with installers to ensure installation meets customer specifications.
& R5 }, b+ M Y5 Q7 n11. Participates in work-in-progress (WIP) and open order backlog review
/ r& R$ |; E+ }9 T( pmeetings with the furniture management team.4 J/ G, a# S( {0 @2 u
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PRIMARY INTERACTIONS:) }2 L5 G0 l4 w+ D0 c- |9 j% o
0 m8 w2 h' Q9 m3 HDaily interaction with client account base and prospects, furniture vendors,* V1 _) `. b5 N. i
interior design department employees, furniture personnel, sales team, order _5 Y8 v. Y6 C4 S- q- X
management team, warehouse/delivery/install team and various architectural,) h2 ?6 ] w0 \2 X0 f" s
design, and construction representatives.( U! L u; \7 ]
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COMPETENCIES:
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3 W9 X' v7 b2 E( A+ i- YExcellent customer service and interpersonal skills
9 z. a3 ?5 r# W) lComputer literate (word processing, spreadsheets, project applications)
9 _# ~( F5 l# T7 d, w+ d3 {& nWorking knowledge of furniture design and specification software
) R$ z- E2 o6 F( iGood verbal and written communication skills5 c# M) H; b7 A+ x$ q2 b+ u
Ability to work with mathematical concepts% [; P, S; \8 a5 V
Ability to prioritize and manage multiple tasks7 ]9 g% K* D, u- k" ?
4 c# |+ s4 |, B$ {+ m* b8 \EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE:" v0 ^" \) K+ {
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Bachelor’s degree in Interior Design with a minimum of two (2) years in a+ E1 V: W* k4 M9 x; E
related field; or any equivalent combination of education, training, and# l+ m9 i1 d# @
experience required. Prior experience in office furniture industry, general
+ w! h* l% g Aknowledge of systems furniture, and experience in customer interaction required.7 L& R& y1 B3 E5 _) a( Z
9 ?$ b0 l- p1 m/ GExperience with furniture design and specification software required.6 q+ x2 B4 p' w' o
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PHYSICAL DEMANDS:
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( u+ p6 j' i1 hThe physical demands described are representative of those that# C" O' j" H( W( g& s
must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of
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disabilities to perform the essential functions.
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Work is generally sedentary, with no specific need for physical coordination or/ r* \3 `9 r0 m5 K
effort. May require physical effort associated with using the computer to access
8 D6 v% J" M, a7 f5 j6 {information, or occasional standing, walking, lifting needed to carry out
* u* ]5 k8 C% \/ P4 y# Eeveryday activities. Ability to identify and distinguish colors. Minimal travel( A. i5 {) | u
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) a( n1 ~, t+ [9 UWORK ENVIRONMENT:
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( u6 n; p0 Q, ~/ b: v1 lThe work environment characteristics described are representative of those an# e' p7 f3 i2 q5 R1 n
employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job.9 b" V+ j( T# _7 a! F2 T3 G
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Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to- g( ?3 C0 H. d7 }" X! q; X2 M
perform the essential functions.9 U: @% t" O- W# a
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Tasks do not expose employee to physically unpleasant or hazardous conditions.0 F8 ?0 e2 r9 ]9 N6 Q6 @
, z6 @5 \3 W# \+ X( X0 n O, z5 nSome travel required to client sites. Will be driving in various weather- G6 s# g7 @- h% }
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