About the role
Job Description:
BESTAFF is seeking a reliable and detail-oriented Leather Cut Table Operatorto join our production team in Jeffersonville, Indiana. This role is responsible for cutting leather hides and materials accurately and efficiently according to production specifications while maintaining quality and safety standards.7:00AM-3:30PM – M-FPay rate: $15.00 hourly
Key Responsibilities:
Inspect leather hides for defects, thickness, and quality prior to cutting
Measure, mark, and cut leather using cutting tables, dies, knives, or cutting machines
Follow cutting patterns, templates, and production instructions
Maximize material yield and minimize waste
Maintain a clean and organized cutting area
Perform basic equipment setup and routine maintenance
Adhere to all safety procedures and company policies
Work closely with supervisors and team members to meet production goals
Report material defects, equipment issues, or safety concerns promptly
Qualifications:
Previous experience in leather cutting, upholstery, textile cutting, or manufacturing preferred
Ability to read measurements, patterns, and work orders
Good hand-eye coordination and attention to detail
Ability to stand for long periods and lift materials as required
Basic math skills
Dependable with strong work ethic and attendance
Willingness to learn and follow instructions
Physical Requirements:
Standing, bending, and reaching for extended periods
Lifting and handling leather hides and materials (up to [X] lbs., as applicable)
Repetitive hand motions
Work Environment:
Manufacturing/productionfacility
Exposure to cutting tools and machinery
Climate may vary depending on season
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