Tailor

 Tailor

Chenega Corporation

Lawton, OK 73503

Part-time

Job details

Job Type: Part-time

Outline:

CHENEGA Offices The board, LLC

Stronghold Ledge, alright

The Designer, as a feature of Wearing Attire Administrations contract, performs work and follows methods in the Sewing Part of the Dress Starting Issue Point (CIIP) at Stronghold Ledge, alright. Working under the oversight of the Lead Designer he/she is answerable for fitting, stamping, adjusting and fixing clothing, takes estimations from or fits article of clothing to client to decide type and degree of cutting required, and checks article of clothing as needs be.

Obligations:

• Embed or dispose of cushioning in shoulders, tighten creases without twisting the wrap and extents of the piece of clothing, sew on rank, re-sew article of clothing utilizing needle and string or sewing machine.
• Fix or supplant damaged piece of clothing parts, for example, snaps, zippers, buttons, clasps, pockets, pocket folds and coat linings, abbreviate or protract sleeves or legs; takes in abdomen and chest, raises or brings down neckline, and sets sleeves to armholes.
• Stamps, cuts, and stitches pants and covers as vital as per Armed force uniform fit necessities.
• Stitches the fighter's jacket sleeves. Moves buttons and midriff to guarantee appropriate attack of the warrior's uniform.
• Patches minor tears in uniform and sews on buttons to have the option to return clothing things to the stock for issue.
• Gathers name strips, with U.S. Armed force strips, and U.S. Banner patches to prepare them for Stage I issues.
• Check names of approaching warriors against the got name strips (Stage I issues) and name plates (Stage II issues).
• Distinguishes incorrectly spelled and missing strips
• Marks the area of rank on the sleeve.
• Checks name strips or name plates for all incorrectly spelled or missing fighters' names.
• Aid the issue of warriors' name strips during Stage I issues.
• Gathers Change Labels for mass issue to every unit to finish data preceding their Stage II issue.
• Prompts CIIP Chief about conflicting or damaged attire things found during the fitting and adjustment process.
• Different obligations as allocated

Capabilities:

• Should have Secondary School recognition or GED declaration.
• Finished preparing in being a sewer or designer, school prepared tailor
• Least two (2) long periods of related work experience can be fill in for particular preparation.

Information, Abilities and Capacities

• Fantastic relational and relational abilities.
• Capacity to follow oral and composed bearings.
• Information on textures and development techniques.

Actual Requests

 (The actual requests depicted here are illustrative of those that should be met by a representative to carry out the fundamental roles of this occupation effectively. Sensible facilities might be made to empower people with incapacities to carry out the fundamental roles.)

• While playing out the obligations of this work, the representative is routinely expected to sit and talk or hear. The representative might utilize rehashed movements that incorporate the arms, wrists, hands as well as fingers. The representative is sometimes expected to walk, represent extensive stretches of time, climb, balance, stoop, bow, squat, or slither. The representative must periodically lift as well as move as much as 25 pounds. Explicit vision capacities expected by this occupation incorporate close vision.

Any assessed compensation given by this occupation board may not line up with Chenega's pay program. Kindly apply to interface with an enrollment specialist who can give more subtleties.

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Teleworking Allowed?: bogus