Embroidery Machine Operator
darter specialtiesWallingford (CT)
About the role
Job Description:
Darter Specialties, Inc. offers personalized web stores, custom-branded apparel, and promotional products through our franchisor, corporate, and school programs.
Qualifications:
We are looking for skilled and responsible individuals who are self-starters and problem solvers. These individuals must have a great eye for detail and a commitment to quality. The positions require the ability to stand for long periods of time while operating one or more multi-head embroidery machines. One year of embroidery experience is highly preferred but we will train the right candidate.
Responsibilities:
Organize and prioritize work orders and maintain workflow. Fully understand and verify customers' requirements prior to starting each order. Efficiently and safely operate commercial multi-head embroidery and heat press machines - embroider logos and personalization on apparel, bags, and caps for customers. Meet or exceed productivity and quality goals Conduct quality checks on garments and graphics against original orders and instructions ensuring that customers' needs are met. Maintain equipment in an effective manner and perform maintenance duties as required.
Work Location: Cheshire, CT (no remote option)\nCompany
Description:
Darter Specialties, Inc. offers personalized web stores, custom-branded apparel, and promotional products through our franchisor, corporate, and school programs. We are looking for a motivated, driven individual to join our fast-paced growing company in Cheshire, CT. This opportunity offers excellent benefits, and potential for growth!
Company Description:
Darter Specialties, Inc. offers personalized web stores, custom-branded apparel, and promotional products through our franchisor, corporate, and school programs. We are looking for a motivated, driven individual to join our fast-paced growing company in Cheshire, CT. This opportunity offers excellent benefits, and potential for growth!
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