Quality Checker- Garment (225-729)

As a Quality Checker in the garment industry, you play a crucial role in ensuring that each piece meets the company's rigorous standards before reaching customers. Your primary responsibility will be to meticulously evaluate garments at various stages of production. This includes checking the finished product for consistency, adherence to design specifications, and overall quality. You must possess a keen eye for detail and be able to identify defects related to fabric, stitching, color, and overall construction. Your role is vital to maintaining the company's reputation for high-quality products, ultimately leading to customer satisfaction and retention. Effective communication and collaboration with the production and quality assurance teams are essential to ensure the seamless integration of quality standards at every stage of the garment manufacturing process.

Responsibilities

• Conduct rigorous inspections of garments at different stages of production.
• Identify defects in fabric, stitching, color, and garment construction.
• Ensure finished products comply with design specifications and quality standards.
• Collaborate with production teams to address quality issues promptly.
• Document findings and generate reports on quality issues and discrepancies.
• Provide constructive feedback to sewing and production teams to improve quality.
• Participate in quality meetings to discuss trends and preventive measures.
• Ensure compliance with all industry standards and safety regulations.
• Perform random checks on packaged goods to ensure no defects are present.
• Maintain up-to-date knowledge of garment production processes and techniques.
• Assist in arranging quality assurance training programs for production staff.
• Utilize quality control software systems to enter and track quality data efficiently.

Requirements

• High school diploma or equivalent; advanced certifications are a plus.
• Proven experience as a Quality Checker in a garment or textile environment.
• Excellent attention to detail and a keen eye for identifying defects.
• Strong ability to read and interpret design specifications and garment patterns.
• Good communication skills for effectively conveying quality issues to teams.
• Familiarity with textile quality standards and production processes.
• Willingness to work flexible hours, including overtime if necessary.