MATERIAL CUTTER & FINISHER
forest city industrial sewingAkron (OH)
About the role
Job Description:
Small industrial sewing company is in search of a MATERIAL CUTTER & FINISHER that will be responsible for cutting materials for production, finishing sewn products with hardware and accessories, and preparing completed products for shipment. This position plays an important role in ensuring quality standards are met throughout the manufacturing process.
Work Schedule:
Monday through Thursday, 5:30 am - 4:00 pm with FRIDAYS OFF!Smoke-Free & Drug-Free Workplace / Pre-employment testing is required / Company wide random drug testing is conducted throughout the year.\nCompany
Description:
Provides industrial sewing of high performance fabrics for the defense, manufacturing, and machinery industries. Forest City Industrial Sewing is a highly skilled sewing and fabrication company dedicated to special projects, special materials, and high temperature products. We have extensive experience with insulated covers, temperature maintenance blankets, accordion-style sewn bellows, high temperature environments, and military specifications. We also have die-cutting, strip-cutting, and slitting capabilities for all kinds of textile and rubber materials.
Company Description:
Provides industrial sewing of high performance fabrics for the defense, manufacturing, and machinery industries.\r\nForest City Industrial Sewing is a highly skilled sewing and fabrication company dedicated to special projects, special materials, and high temperature products. We have extensive experience with insulated covers, temperature maintenance blankets, accordion-style sewn bellows, high temperature environments, and military specifications. We also have die-cutting, strip-cutting, and slitting capabilities for all kinds of textile and rubber materials.
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