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Navy Exchange Service Command is looking for a Sewing Machine Operator to perform sewing and repairing of wearing apparel and fabric items. The role requires operating a power sewing machine and attention to detail in handling various garments.
Eligibility includes U.S. citizenship and the ability to stand for long periods; benefits begin Day One with federal pay and related programs.
Job Description - SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR (260003B0)
Job Description
SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR
260003B0
Why the Navy Exchange Service Command?
While some serve overseas for our country, we hold down the fort — we serve the men and women who wear the flag — America’s strength, America’s heart. We are here to guide them and deliver our service members and their families the tools they need to do what they love to do.
You can expect an unforgettable, dynamic, and competitive work environment.
The Benefits Begin DAY ONE:
We know you work hard and cultivate the very best solutions for your family — and that’s why the benefits we offer, you won’t find anywhere else:
Because here at the Navy Exchange Service Command, there’s no such thing as tomorrow — there’s only today. GET AFTER IT. Seize the opportunity to grow and be community-driven, too. Build a mission-driven life. Mission: YOU.
Performs work which involves operating a power sewing machine to sew or repair wearing apparel and other fabric articles.
Assists in sewing items for authorized patrons. Sews buttons on marked locations turns material under and sews straight on small items such as pockets upper edge of cuff for garments hems takes in seam allowance binds straight edge of material mends tears or rips by straight stitching darns shortens or lengthens trousers or other garments etc. Operates a sewing machine and maintains working areas in a clean and orderly manner.
Performs other related duties as assigned.
Sits for long periods with continual movements of hands arms and fingers in placing items in position and sewing. Handles lightweight items up to 10 pounds continually and occasionally handles up to 30 pounds.
Work is performed in well lighted and ventilated areas. Areas are often noisy because of numerous machines being operated at the same time. Operators are subject to possible needle punctures and minor thread cuts
Twelve months experience performing work operating a power sewing machine to sew or repair clothing.
A High School Diploma or GED may be substituted for 6 months of experience.
Sits for long periods with continual movements of hands arms and fingers in placing items in position and sewing. Handles lightweight items up to 10 pounds continually and occasionally handles up to 30 pounds.