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ISO Accreditation AGED CARE • Interior Design • Concept Creation HEALTH CARE • Curtains EDUCATION • Tracking COMMERCIAL • Blinds • Furniture HOSPITALITY • Soft Furnishings • Bedspreads • Privacy Screens www.quicksew.com.au Page 1 Freecall 1800 065 068 Capability Statement www.quicksew.com.au Page 2 Freecall 1800 065 068 INTRODUCTION Established in 1977 Quicksew is proud to be considered the market leader in the supply of curtains, blinds, furniture and soft furnishings to health and aged care projects, commercial projects, schools and universities and the hospitality industry. Quicksew is able to provide a single item or a full design and fit-out concept. We offer a complimentary in-house design service and liaise with you to develop your ideal colour palette, fabric and furniture selections and present you with your desired design concept. Quicksew can supply you with fabrics that are resilient, low maintenance, fully launderable and comply with fire regulations. We can also assist with selections to meet green star requirements. The advantage of using our design team is that we are there from concept to placement. We know what will work and what doesn’t when it comes to manufacturing and the final product. All our furniture can be upholstered to your specified requirements and timber can be stained to your choice. Our head office and factory are located in the Central West of NSW. We cover the Eastern Seaboard from Queensland through Victoria and all of NSW/ACT offering a service from concept development through to project completion. FURNITURE WINDOW FURNISHINGS MEDICAL Bedroom Furniture Blinds Bedscreens Dining Chairs/Tables Shutters Tracking Outdoor Furniture Curtains Medical/Bariatric Seating Hospitality Furniture Pelmets Beds / Bedroom Furniture Medical / Aged Care Tracking Office Desks/Seating Dining/ Activity Tables SOFT FURNISHINGS ACCESSORIES Bedspreads Lamps & Lighting Bed Linen Acoustic Solutions Quilts/ Protectors Wallpapers Towelling Art & Decorator Items www.quicksew.com.au Page 3 Freecall 1800 065 068 Capability Statement Contents ISO Accreditation .................................................................................................................................................... Page 5 Company Profile ...................................................................................................................................................... Page 8 About Quicksew .................................................................................................................................................... Page 8 Location and Service Area .................................................................................................................................... Page 8 Mission Statement ................................................................................................................................................. Page 9 Consultation, Supply and Installation Process .................................................................................................... Page 9 Company Details ................................................................................................................................................. Page 10 Core Competencies & Organisational Achievements ...................................................................................... Page 11 Personnel Profile .................................................................................................................................................. Page 12 Quicksew Organisation Chart ............................................................................................................................. Page 13 Products & Services ............................................................................................................................................. Page 14 Quicksew Manufactured Products ..................................................................................................................... Page 14 Outsourced Products .......................................................................................................................................... Page 14 Furniture ............................................................................................................................................................... Page 14 Services Offered .................................................................................................................................................... Page 15 Contact Details ...................................................................................................................................................... Page 15 List of Projects by Industry Sector & References ............................................................................................... Page 16 Experience ........................................................................................................................................................... Page 16 References ............................................................................................................................................................ Page 16 www.quicksew.com.au Page 4 Freecall 1800 065 068 Capability Statement ISO ACCREDITATION a» Suite 2, Level 2, Building B 122-126 Old Pittwater Road Brookvale NSW 2100 p» 1300 402 602 w» https://bestpracticecertification.com.au * Subject to regular surveillance audits www.quicksew.com.au Page 5 Freecall 1800 065 068 Capability Statement ISO ACCREDITATION a» Suite 2, Level 2, Building B 122-126 Old Pittwater Road Brookvale NSW 2100 p» 1300 402 602 w» https://bestpracticecertification.com.au * Subject to regular surveillance audits www.quicksew.com.au Page 6 Freecall 1800 065 068 Capability Statement ISO ACCREDITATION a» Suite 2, Level 2, Building B 122-126 Old Pittwater Road Brookvale NSW 2100 p» 1300 402 602 w» https://bestpracticecertification.com.au * Subject to regular surveillance audits www.quicksew.com.au Page 7 Freecall 1800 065 068 Capability Statement Company Profile From concept, through to design and completion, Quicksew provides high quality, beautiful, functional furniture and soft furnishings for your project, on time and within budget. About Quicksew Quicksew was established in 1977 by the White family as a soft furnishings manufacturer and has since developed into a nationwide concept, design and installation specialist of furniture and soft furnishings for a range of industry sectors including: • Health and Aged Care: • Commercial and Building: • Educational; and • Hospitality sectors. In the 40 years of trading, we have gained industry knowledge and experience that we share with key decision makers and industry stakeholders through personal consultations, trade shows and exhibitions. Our dedicated Sales & Marketing Team and Operations Team offer professional and informative concepts, design solutions, manufacture, and delivery from single item products to complete design and fit-out of furniture, window treatments, fittings and soft furnishings for new builds, renovations and refurbishments. We work within the customer’s time and budget constraints to deliver products and service of the highest quality and excellence. Our focus on providing excellent service is driven by our commitment to working with new and existing customers to help them create beautiful and functional spaces to enhance the experience of the individuals who use them. Location and Service Area. With the Quicksew head office and factory located in Bathurst in the Central West of NSW, our service provision extends to Queensland, NSW, ACT, Victoria and beyond. Our Sales Team will travel anywhere in Australia to introduce our business and work with customers. We arrange personal visits to ensure that we gain the best possible background knowledge to create a design concept that is unique. We do not just supply, deliver and install products, we help our customers make appropriate and practical choices. Our service is customised to meet individual needs and requirements using the latest design trends, textiles and products to create beautiful functional environments that are safe, aesthetically pleasing and financially viable. www.quicksew.com.au Page 8 FFreecallreecall 1800 065 068 Capability Statement Mission Statement “To maintain our position as a leading manufacturer of curtains, blinds and soft furnishings, concept creator and supplier by continually enhancing and updating our product range and level of service to provide customers with unique and functional spaces.” To help us achieve our mission statement, we aim to: • Provide the latest product information and technology • Create schemes that are aesthetically pleasing yet functional that work within the customer’s budget • Manufacture curtains, blinds and soft furnishings of exceptional quality and finish • Support Australian made furniture manufacturers as a priority • Source and supply only the finest quality furniture that is durable, stylish and comfortable using resilient fabrics of the latest design • Work within an Integrated Management System framework as a commitment to the International Standards for Quality Management ISO 9001:2015; Environmental Management ISO 14001:2015; and AS/NZS 4801:2001 Australian/New Zealand Occupational Health & Safety. Continual research to find new suppliers and the latest advancements in products ensures that Quicksew is a leading supplier of furniture and soft furnishings. Constant
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