Boat Cover Seamstress
timpteOsage Beach (MO)
$18-$22/hour
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Boat Cover Seamstress Are you interested in joining a team in an environment that is growth oriented and truly values its team members? We will train you to be the best and help you move your career forward. Timpte is hiring a Boat Cover Seamstress at our Lincoln Marine location in the Ozarks! We're looking for someone to perform quality alterations, modifications, construct boat tarps and related products according to specifications. As a Boat Cover Seamstress, you will construct boat tarps and other related products using machines and other tools. You will create, inspect and alter components, operate fabrication equipment as assigned and perform preventative maintenance to keep tools and equipment in good working condition. Willing to train the right candidate! Full-time and part-time hours available!!Pay for this position is $18-$22/hour, depending on experience + $3-5k/year annual bonus (paid monthly)!! We offer EXCELLENT BENEFITS - Health, Dental, Vision, Paid Time Off, Holiday Pay, 401k with company match and SO MUCH MORE!!Personal Attributes Positive, high energy and enthusiasm, with a strong commitment to exceeding company expectations Flexibility and openness to work on a variety of assignments Ability to learn quickly, make an immediate impact, and provide value added service Strong communication with interpersonal skills, displaying the ability to connect and build relationships with peers Team player with a strong desire to be an active participant in the growth of local business and the overall company Skills, Knowledge, and
Qualifications:
Ability to use a sewing machine Ability to read and interpret blueprints Knowledge to operate machines, hand tools, tape measures and other equipment Ability to work with general supervision and make basic quality decisions Prior manufacturing experience helpful Apply online today and join a growing company!
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