Fabric Sampler Cutter - 1st shift - $16.40 up to $17.02
- Location
- Valdese
- Workplace
- On-site
- Compensation
- $16 – $17
About this role
Job DetailsJob Location: Valdese, NC 28690Valdese Weavers, a 100% employee-owned ESOP company, is a renowned and respected textile mill located in Valdese, NC. With over 100 years of experience, we manufacture residential and contract textiles, persevering through challenging economic times. We take tremendous pride in producing beautiful decorative fabrics that are seen all over the world. Valdese Weavers offers a positive, productive, and progressive environment, along with excellent benefits.
DEPARTMENT: Sample
REPORTS TO: Department Supervisor
FLSA: Hourly - Non Exempt
EST./REVISED: 1/26/2022
Pay Rate: $16.40
Shift Premium & Attendance Bonus: $17.02
Job Summary: Cut fabric to correct size for various samples and memos.
Tools and Equipment used: Electric scissors, electric cutter, tape measure, yardstick.
Essential Functions: Perform the following duties according to ISO 9001 work instructions and standards:
Roll out fabric to measure, mark and cut requested size on pattern sheet.
Check to make sure the sample is woven correctly.
Check if the sample is railroaded or not and cut accordingly.
Cut samples needed on a pinking machine based on specifications.
Help pull colorlines for shipping.
Help sew headers on colorlines.
Work scheduled overtime.
Perform other duties as assigned.
Safety
Perform all duties in a safe manner following guidelines established by Valdese Weavers.
Report all job related injuries and safety hazards to the supervisor immediately.
Actively participate in safety programs that identify, investigate, and correct safety hazards.
Maintain 5 S standards.
Some heavy lifting required.
QualificationsQualifications
Good communication skills with the ability to work well with others.
Good reading, writing, and basic math skills.
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