Garment Quality incharge

As a garment Quality Control (QC) professional, your role involves ensuring that garments meet quality standards at every stage of production. This includes inspecting raw materials, monitoring production processes, and identifying defects to prevent issues before garments are shipped. Your responsibilities include: - In-line inspections: Performing regular checks on garments during cutting, sewing, and finishing stages. - Defect identification: Identifying and recording defects such as incorrect stitching, faulty zippers, or fabric variations. - Quality reporting: Documenting defects found and reporting them to relevant stakeholders. - Process improvement: Collaborating with production teams to reduce defects by implementing improvements. - Compliance: Ensuring garments meet regulatory and customer requirements, including labeling and safety standards. - Sample management: Maintaining reference samples for quality checks. - Communication: Effectively communicating with production teams, buyers, and stakeholders about quality issues. - Documentation: Maintaining accurate records of inspections, tests, and quality control procedures. Some specific tasks you might perform include checking pattern parts accuracy before cutting, counting stitches per inch, testing fabric strength, ensuring proper labeling and packaging, conducting audits, and developing quality control procedures. To excel in this role, you should have strong observation, analytical, and problem-solving skills. Effective communication is essential, along with knowledge of textile manufacturing processes, quality standards, regulations, and standards. Please note: The job description does not include any additional details about the company.,