Cutting Tech

Summary

Primarily responsible for completing non-standard or custom cutting jobs within established guidelines

• Cut fabrics using various large format cutting machines to measurements
• Responsible for using provided calculators or patterns to create a cut size
• Responsible for minor regular maintenance of the machines
• Have a good working knowledge of the different types of fabric used in production, make sure that the correct calculator is used for each type
• Troubleshoot issues and/or job questions as necessary and escape to more experienced printer, Group Lead or Supervisor if appropriate.
• Use a provided schedule to ensure items are cut in a timely manner, prioritize items that are shipping first
• Understand the different finished products being created and report any errors in fabric type or quantity
• Understand the different types of common issues with fabric: slubs, waves, waking, banding, slow fire, etc. Report these errors to a supervisor or lead.
• May be asked to assist in other areas as required by the business.

• High school diploma or GED required

• None required

• Ability to see read a production order
• Knowledge of color and color correcting concepts
• Communication:
  Capacity to listen effectively; respond clearly and directly, use vocabulary appropriate to the situation; prepare clear, concise reports and records; receive written or oral instructions; use appropriate style, grammar, and tone in informational and formal business communications.
• Organizational Ability:
  Capability to plan, organize and monitor activities according to priorities; establish schedules, deadlines or quotas; coordinate resources toward fulfillment of desired objectives; organize work autonomously or as part of a team; control and/or adapt to interruptions, changes, disorder without losing efficiency or composure.
• Decision-Making:
  Ability to recognize symptoms of problems; gather and analyze information; consider a broad range of issues or factors; grasp complexities and perceive relationships among problems and issues; select the best alternative; make timely, sound decisions even under conditions of risk and uncertainty; sought out by others for advice and solutions.
• Attention to detail/accuracy:
  Checks and verifies work; pays attention to details; follows up with others to ensure accuracy.
• Commitment to Quality:
  Able to emphasize the need to deliver quality services; can define standards for quality and evaluate processes and services against those standards.

• Lifting up to 50 lbs.
• Sitting, standing, walking, bending, reaching, twisting, pushing, pulling on a regular basis.