Course Details

Sewing machine operators work in the clothing and textile industry. They typically do not need any special education to do this job, and they typically don’t require much secondary education. However, a lot of employers want people with experience operating a sewing machine, and operator training is available. Generally, the duties of a sewing machine operator include setting up their own machine, as well as any related equipment like peripherals and tools. The tools typically available to sewing machine operators are fasteners, knives, scissors, templates, measuring devices, and stiffeners. They are also responsible for monitoring their machine and inspecting the clothing after it has been made. Typically, sewing machine operators work in a large room with other sewing machine operators at large tables or individual desks, with supervisors in the room in case anything happens. They do not have any interaction with clients. The entire job is fairly physical with small amounts of mental work involved, such as remembering patterns of cloth and how to put together clothing.

Objectives

Carryout Stitching activities using machine or by hand.

Contribute to achieve product quality in stitching operations.

Maintain work-area, tools and machine.

Maintain health safety and security at workplace.

Comply with the industry, regulatory and organizational requirements.

Acquire the operating skill and knowledge of special garment machines, their function, lubrication minor faults and remedies.

Produce skilled manpower for Garments Industry in the field of Industrial Stitching Machine operator.