Embroidery Machine Operator

Posted 13 days ago

resourcemfgSeminole (FL)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$17/hr

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About the role

Company located in Largo is hiring for an Embroidery Machine Operator. Hours: 2nd shifts available.2nd shift:
Pay: $17/hr. Position Overview:?The Embroidery Machine Operator operates multi-head, computerized embroidery machine.
Essential Job Functions: • Uses computer to retrieve art, log into and out of orders, and log orders into next location.• Uploads digitized file into embroidery machine.• Selects correct logo rotation for specified item.• Inputs thread color sequence.• Hoops items in specific hoops for the item insuring they are hooped straight.• Observes and ensures embroidery is placed as specified on the product without defects.• Responsible for quality throughout job run.• Make machine adjustments as needed (tension, changing/centering needles, checking bobbins, etc.).• Is aware, observes and follows all sharps safety protocol.• Keep work area clean and follow all safety rules.
Requirements: • Ability to bend and lift boxes of items to be embroidered (no more than 35 lbs.).• Speed and accuracy to meet production quotas.• Ability to comprehend written instructions and communicate with department leads.• Printing and Embroidery background is a plus.• Basic computer skills are a plus. Benefits of working with us: Long term job opportunities with stability. Clean Facilities.40 hours plus over-time. Excellent benefits:  Medical, Dental, and Vision benefits Weekly pay#nowhiring Machine Operator experience

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