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ResourceMFG

Sewing Machine Operator

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Sewing Machine Operator Resource
MFG - 3.3
Columbus, GA Job Details $14.50 an hour 1 hour ago Qualifications Sewing defect identification Assembly quality control testing Machine operation Cutting Stitching Machine cleaning Corrective maintenance operations Industrial equipment troubleshooting Factory operations documentation Industrial sewing machine High school diploma or GED Assembly Production monitoring Quality control experience within textile industry Garment sewing Quality assurance experience within manufacturing Mechanical troubleshooting Entry level Equipment adjustment (production tasks) Production troubleshooting Full Job Description 1st Shift Sewing Machine Operator Needed Like Dislike A sewing machine operator is responsible for operating industrial sewing machines to cut, sew, assemble, and finish fabric or garment pieces while maintaining quality, following patterns or specifications, and performing basic machine maintenance. Overview A sewing machine operator works in textile, apparel, and fabric production environments. The role involves machine operation, quality control, and adherence to production specifications. Key Duties and Responsibilities Operate and maintain various sewing machines (flatbed, cylinder bed, overlock). Read and interpret work orders, patterns, measurements, and specifications. Cut, sew, and assemble garment parts such as sleeves, collars, seams. Thread machines, change needles, and perform routine cleaning. Inspect finished products for defects and ensure quality standards. Detect and repair basic machine faults; schedule repairs when needed. Align fabric pieces and monitor machine operation for stitching issues. Maintain accurate production records and report issues to supervisors. Skills and Qualifications Manual dexterity and good hand-eye coordination. Problem-solving skills for troubleshooting machine and production issues. High school diploma or equivalent; vocational training preferred.