Functieomschrijving

Do you have experience working with fabrics and know how to identify different pattern pieces? For a garment manufacturing company in the Tielt region, we are looking for someone to prepare fabrics for the cutting process and correctly sort the cut pattern pieces.

• You set up the machine and monitor the automatic unrolling and layering of the fabric.
• You take into account the fabric direction, warp and weft when preparing the materials
• You identify weaving defects and other irregularities and position the fabric in such a way that defective sections do not end up in the finished garments
• You check that the fabrics are correctly prepared and ready for the cutting machine.
• You collect the cut pieces and sort them according to the correct pattern.
• You group components such as sleeves, collars, front panels and back panels so they can be processed together in the next production stage.
• You follow the production schedule and ensure that the work progresses smoothly and efficiently.

Taken en profiel

• You have knowledge of fabrics and textiles, preferably gained through experience in a garment workshop or textile company.
• You can identify different garment components and pattern pieces.
• You can recognise fabric defects and know how to take them into account when laying out the fabric.
• You work accurately while maintaining a good production pace.
• You can count correctly and distinguish between colours, sizes and quantities.
• You have a sufficient understanding of Dutch to correctly interpret work instructions, numbers and labels. Knowledge of English is also an advantage.
• You are physically fit for the job and can work both independently and as part of a team.
• Sewing skills are not required. However, it is important that you can recognise fabrics and the different components of a garment.

Aanbod

• You will earn between €15.00 and €18.50 gross per hour, depending on your relevant experience and knowledge.
• You will work 37.5 hours per week on a fixed day shift.
• You will have every Friday afternoon off.
• You will have a secure job with the prospect of long-term employment.
• You will have the opportunity to further develop your experience with fabrics, patterns and textile machinery.
• You will work in a specialised production environment where your knowledge of materials plays an important role in the quality of the finished product.