Outsole Technician
wc russell moccasinBerlin (WI)
About the role
Job Description:
The Outsole Technician is responsible for a variety of tasks at the company, Conservation Through Craftsmanship, aka W.C. Russell Moccasin. Frequently, tasks relate to the application of soles to shoes, boots, and moccasins. Tasks include, but are not limited to, using adhesive to bond the outsole to the shoe’s midsole and using motorized equipment to trim the sole and shape the sole. Additional equipment such as a grinder and a sewing machine is also required. A final inspection process is performed before moving to quality control. Pay is determined based on experience and skill level. There may be opportunities for continued learning and growth within the company.\nCompany
Description:
Russell Moccasin produces footwear that not only performs in harsh environments but are also arguably the longest-lasting boots in the world. Depended on by explorers like Charles Lindbergh and Earl Shaffer, the choice of Hollywood elites like Harrison Ford and Tom Selleck, and the preference of sportsmen worldwide, Russell Moccasin has been the gold standard in outdoor footwear for 125 years. We are looking to expand our team with individuals who are passionate about contributing to our tradition of producing high-quality craftsmanship footwear.
Company Description:
Russell Moccasin produces footwear that not only performs in harsh environments but are also arguably the longest-lasting boots in the world. Depended on by explorers like Charles Lindbergh and Earl Shaffer, the choice of Hollywood elites like Harrison Ford and Tom Selleck, and the preference of sportsmen worldwide, Russell Moccasin has been the gold standard in outdoor footwear for 125 years. We are looking to expand our team with individuals who are passionate about contributing to our tradition of producing high-quality craftsmanship footwear.
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