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mail:- info@naukripay.com Footwear Operator is responsible for operating machines to manufacture or repair footwear, including assembling parts, stitching, and finishing shoes. They may also be responsible for quality control, ensuring finished products meet specifications, and reporting any issues with the machines. Here's a more detailed breakdown of typical responsibilities:Core Duties:Operating Footwear Production Machines:Footwear operators are responsible for operating and maintaining various machines used in footwear production, such as cutting machines, sewing machines, and finishing machines. Preparing Machines:This includes selecting and installing attachments and components for specialized tasks, setting and operating controls, and starting and monitoring machine operations to ensure proper functioning. Quality Control:Inspecting finished footwear for defects and variations, reporting machine faults, and carrying out quality control procedures. Assembly and Stitching:Aligning shoe parts, ensuring proper stitching, and operating machines to join, decorate, reinforce, or finish shoes. Machine Maintenance:Performing routine maintenance tasks, troubleshooting issues, and ensuring the smooth operation of the machines. Material Handling:Loading materials like leather, synthetic fabrics, and other components into machines for processing. Specific Tasks:Cutting and Machining:Cutting leather and synthetic materials for shoe uppers and soles, using various machines and techniques. Stitching:Using sewing machines to stitch various shoe parts together, creating seams and designs. Finishing:Applying finishing touches to shoes, such as polishing, edge setting, and adding embellishments. Repairing and Maintaining Shoes:In some cases, footwear operators may also be involved in repairing shoes, fixing worn soles, stitching tears, and replacing parts. Essential Skills:Attention to Detail: Ensuring accuracy in machine settings and operation, as well as inspecting finished products for defects. Mechanical Aptitude: Understanding how machines work, troubleshooting issues, and performing routine maintenance. Problem-Solving: Identifying and resolving issues with machines or products. Communication Skills: Communicating with supervisors and colleagues about machine problems or quality issues. Physical Stamina: Standing for long periods and performing repetitive tasks. Show more Show less
