INDUSTRIAL SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR
Do you enjoy working with your hands to make tangible products to be used in an industrial Company? If you say ‘yes’, then, now the time is right for you to explore and know more about the joy you get from hand activities such as stitching and sewing. Here you will learn about the responsibilities of an Industrial Sewing Machine Operator. Before that, let us evaluate some common characters or distinct personalities you may have realized that are innately developed in you.
See if you have the following personalities in you:-
You tend to be realistic individuals, which means you’re independent, stable, persistent, genuine, practical, and thrifty. You like tasks that are tactile, physical, athletic, or mechanical. Some of you are also conventional, meaning you’re conscientious and conservative.
Does this sound like you? Then take our career course to find out if sewing machine operator is one of your top career matches.
Industrial Sewing Machine Operator Responsibilities:
Duties include
- Sewing operations such as sewing, surging, binding, sealing assembly, and other similar operations.
- Perform the function of sewing or assembling fabric or hardware in a safe and efficient manner.
- Prepares machine by changing needles and thread, oiling and changing the bobbin, and securing attachments.
- Sews materials together by guiding material under machine needle.
- Perform the various hand tasks necessary to sew products including turning the material to hem, join pieces, and repairing defective products.
- Perform counting and inspecting of the product during the sewing process.
- Ability to perform repetitive sewing of parts that require hand dexterity and concentration on an hourly, daily (8-10 hour shift), weekly, and monthly basis.
- Demonstrates the ability to repeat a sewing process as instructed by a trainer or supervisor.
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If you are interested in upgrading your sewing abilities as listed in the above responsibilities, Boscotech has started a training program for Sewing Machine Operators.
The training program is conducted in four modules- Module 1, 2, 3, and 4 respectively. Each module is for over a period of three months. Obviously, the training starts with basic skills necessary to become a shop floor level operator and finally takes you to become a specialized and efficient operator in overall performance and even to the level of becoming a supervisor or an entrepreneur. Enroll yourself now.