Via Seating

After 90 days you can enjoy the following benefits:

Medical, Dental ,Vision and Short Term Disability Benefits - Via pays premiums completely for the employee and provides a generous stipend helping to cover the cost of spouse and/or dependents
Up to 15 days of PTO time per year
10 Paid Holidays per year starting immediately upon hire
401K Participation with up to a 4% company match
Prescription Safety Glasses Paid for by Via
Quarterly Bonuses based on Team Goals
Anniversary Bonuses
Bi-Annual Company Celebrations
Contests and Cash Giveaways throughout the year
Safety Bingo with prizes ranging from $50 - $300

About Via Seating

Since 1987 Via Seating offers an impressive depth of seating (and supporting furniture products) solutions for all environments.

At Via Seating, we are builders, kitters, sewers, developers, and engineers – inspired by the chair. We believe great things should happen in that chair

Our teams research, brainstorm and develop. We build, test, and improve. Together, we drive our thoughts, our creativity, and our hearts into making a quality, lasting, durable, and captivating, great chair. In fact, we’re so invested in it, we’ve been doing it for over thirty years. It’s no wonder our passion for seating is so contagious.

Starts and operates or tends industrial sewing machines that automatically join, reinforce or decorate upholstery material or fabricated articles.
Draw thread through guides, tensions, and needles as well as adjust industrial sewing machine functions, according to upholstery type.
Positions item under needle, using marks on machine, clamp or template, edges of upholstery, or markings on upholstery as guides.
Turns knobs, screws, and dials to adjust settings of the sewing machine, according to garment style and observation of operation.
Replaces and re-threads needles.
Guides upholstery or upholstery parts under the sewing machine needle and presser foot to sew parts of material together.
Position upholstery or article in clamps, template, or hoop frame prior to automatic operation of machine.
Sews replacement parts or missing stitches, according to repair tickets.
Observes sewing machine operation to detect defects in stitching or machine malfunction and notifies supervisor.
Folds or stretches edges or length of items, while sewing, to facilitate forming specified sections.
Removes holding devices and finished item from machine.
Selects supplies, such as fasteners and thread, according to specifications or characteristics of upholstery.
Replaces sewing machine parts and performs basic maintenance, such as oiling machine.
Cuts material and threads using scissors.

A high school diploma/degree or GED is preferred.
Willingness to learn a new skills set will be considered as commensurate with any of the above qualifications for any internal transfers.
Vision, hearing and speaking to meet performance standard.
Ability to read and interpret documents such as safety rules, operating, maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals.
Required to stand for long periods of time and to walk frequently.
The ability to keep your hand and arm steady while moving your arm or while holding your arm and hand in one position.
The ability to quickly move your hand, your hand together with your arm, or your two hands to grasp, manipulate, or assemble objects.

The self-described “Biggest Little City in the World” is growing up to be a not-so-little city, combining its traditional heritage as a transportation, mining, and gambling center with distinct features of a California satellite. Rapid growth has brought a more diverse amenity base and family-friendly environment that is quite desirable. A favorable tax climate and strategic location as a distribution point to northern California has generated commercial and industrial development.

The city has a lively but somewhat quirky downtown mixing older casinos and entertainment venues with modern commercial buildings, convention facilities, and modern casinos. Gambling and entertainment don’t dominate as they do in Las Vegas to the south. Sparks to the east is a commercial and industrial center but is starting to grow as a less expensive suburban alternative. The Sierra Nevada and Lake Tahoe areas to the west offer a wide range of recreational opportunities, with national forests and world-class ski areas.