Part-time Creeler

About the Role: The Part-time Creeler plays a vital role in the carpet manufacturing process by ensuring the efficient and accurate preparation of yarn packages for weaving operations. This position involves loading yarn cones or spools onto creels, monitoring yarn tension and quality, and promptly addressing any issues that arise during the creeling process. The creeler contributes to maintaining continuous production flow by minimizing downtime and ensuring yarn is properly fed into subsequent machinery. Attention to detail and adherence to safety protocols are essential to prevent material waste and equipment damage. Ultimately, the role supports the overall productivity and quality standards of the textile production facility. All shifts available, 30 hours per week maximum.

Minimum Qualifications: High school diploma or equivalent. Reliable transportation. Ability to stand for extended periods and perform repetitive manual tasks. Basic mechanical aptitude and ability to operate creeling or similar textile machinery. Strong attention to detail and ability to follow safety and quality procedures. Legal authorization to work in the United States.

Preferred Qualifications: Ability to work flexible hours including weekends or shifts as needed. Good communication skills to effectively coordinate with team members.

Responsibilities: Set up and operate creel by loading yarn cones or spools onto creels according to production specifications. Monitor yarn tension and quality during the creeling process to ensure consistent feed to downstream equipment. Inspect yarn packages for defects or irregularities and replace or adjust as necessary to maintain production standards. Perform routine maintenance and cleaning to ensure optimal operation and safety compliance. Collaborate with production team members to coordinate workflow and report any equipment malfunctions or material shortages.

Skills: The required skills such as mechanical aptitude and attention to detail are essential for safely and efficiently operating creeling machinery and ensuring yarn quality. Physical stamina and manual dexterity enable the creeler to handle yarn packages and perform repetitive tasks without compromising productivity. Preferred skills like troubleshooting and familiarity with textile processes help in quickly resolving equipment issues and minimizing downtime. Communication skills facilitate effective teamwork and coordination with production staff to maintain smooth operations. Together, these skills ensure the creeler contributes positively to the manufacturing workflow and product quality.