1. Packing Technical Documentation & Standardization • Consolidate product drawings, component lists, BOM, customer requirements and packing specifications for each SKU. • Create and maintain approved Packing Specifications, visual Work Instructions and packing standards. • Control document revisions and ensure correct technical packages are available before production. 2. Packing Layout & Component Identification • Design carton layouts specifying exact position, orientation, layer and quantity of wooden parts and hardware. • Identify similar-looking, left/right and dimensionally close components; establish part codes, visual references and verification points. • Define packing sequence and mistake-proofing methods to prevent missing, duplicated, incorrect or mixed parts. • Validate carton utilization, product protection, weight distribution and safe handling through packing trials. 3. Packing Materials & BOM Control • Define carton, foam, EPE, PE bag, separator, corner protector, strap, label and accessory-bag specifications. • Prepare packing material BOM with dimensions, quantities and consumption standards by SKU. • Investigate BOM-versus-actual discrepancies and optimize material usage, carton CBM and packing cost. 4. Packing Process Development & Production Support • Establish standard packing methods, workstation setup, material presentation and in-process checks. • Support NPI trial packing, approval and operator training before mass production. • Coordinate with Production, Engineering, QC, PMC, Warehouse and Purchasing to resolve packing issues. 5. Packing Quality & Continuous Improvement • Define pre-sealing quantity and component checks with QC; investigate wrong-part, missing-part and damage defects. • Implement root-cause corrective actions, Poka-Yoke and process improvements to increase packing accuracy and efficiency. 6. Reporting & Deliverables • Maintain SKU Packing Technical Packages: layout, packing BOM, specification, WI, trial approval and revision history. • Report documentation readiness, packing defects, material savings and process improvement results. 7. Complete other tasks assigned by superiors. [Requirements] Minimum Academic Requirement Bachelor’s degree or college diploma in Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Wood Technology or related field. Professional Requirement: Minimum 2–3 years in Packing Engineering, Process Engineering or furniture manufacturing; RTA furniture experience preferred. Relevant Manufacturing Experience (preferred): Wooden furniture / Ready-to-Assemble (RTA) furniture / Flat-pack products. Experience preparing packing layouts, packing BOM, visual work instructions and trial packing. Familiarity with multi-component products and hardware kits is an advantage. Knowledge, Skill Requirement: Ability to read product drawings, component lists, BOM and packing specifications. Knowledge of cartons, protective materials, packing methods and component identification. Ability to create 2D/3D layouts using AutoCAD, SketchUp or equivalent software. Knowledge of Poka-Yoke, 5S, root-cause analysis and process standardization. Proficient in Excel, Word and technical documentation; ERP familiarity preferred. Personal Quality Requirement: High attention to detail, accuracy and strong ownership of technical documentation. Practical problem-solving skills and a hands-on production-floor approach. Effective cross-functional communication, organization and continuous improvement mindset.