Garment Technician ( jaipur)

Job Description

mail : - info@naukripay.com

garment QC (Quality Control) professional's job is to ensure apparel products meet established standards by inspecting materials, monitoring production processes from cutting to finishing, and verifying final garments for defects, correct sizing, and buyer specifications. Key duties include fabric and trim inspection, in-process checks for stitching and construction, final audits, defect analysis, reporting, and collaborating with production teams and buyers to address quality issues and ensure customer satisfaction.

Core Responsibilities

Material & Sample Inspection : Verify incoming fabrics, trims, and accessories against buyer specifications, including checking for dye lot variations, correct measurements, and quality.

Production Monitoring : Conduct in-line quality control checks during cutting, sewing, and finishing stages to identify and rectify issues like inconsistent stitching, incorrect pattern matching, or poor seams.

Final Inspection : Perform thorough final inspections of finished garments to confirm they meet sizing, measurement, quality, and packaging requirements before shipment.

Defect Analysis & Reporting : Record and analyze defects found at each stage to identify root causes, report findings, and implement corrective actions to prevent recurrence.

Buyer & Customer Liaison : Serve as a representative of the buyer to ensure all quality standards, technical packs, and standard operating procedures are followed.

Key Skills & Qualifications

Technical Knowledge : Strong understanding of garment construction, fabric properties, sewing machine operation, and finishing processes.

Analytical Skills : Ability to analyze quality data, identify trends, and perform root cause analysis for defects.

Detail-Oriented : Meticulous attention to detail for accurate measurements and identification of even minor defects.

Communication Skills : Effective communication to provide feedback to production staff, collaborate with teams, and document reports.

Quality Management Systems : Knowledge of buyer quality SOPs, technical packs, and quality management principles.

Typical Work Environment

Garment Factory : In-factory role overseeing production from raw materials to finished goods.

Buying House / Buying Office : Representing the buyer's interests in the factory to ensure compliance with buyer standards.

Requirements

quality in-charge, often a quality manager or quality control manager, is responsible for ensuring products and processes meet established quality standards. This includes developing and implementing quality control systems, monitoring production, analyzing data, and driving continuous improvement initiatives. They also play a key role in training staff, investigating customer complaints, and ensuring compliance with regulations. Key Responsibilities : Developing and Implementing Quality Control Systems : Creating and maintaining quality standards, procedures, and protocols. Monitoring Production : Overseeing manufacturing processes to ensure products meet quality requirements. Inspecting and Testing : Conducting regular audits, inspections, and tests on products and processes. Analyzing Data : Gathering and analyzing data to identify trends, areas for improvement, and root causes of quality issues. Driving Continuous Improvement : Implementing corrective actions, developing strategies to reduce waste, and improving efficiency. Training and Mentoring : Providing training to staff on quality standards and best practices. Ensuring Compliance : Adhering to industry regulations and standards. Managing Customer Feedback : Investigating customer complaints and working to resolve issues. Reporting : Preparing reports on quality performance, non-conformities, and corrective actions. Collaboration : Working with cross-functional teams to address quality issues and improve product performance. Supplier Management : Working with suppliers to ensure they meet quality requirements. Documentation : Maintaining accurate records of quality inspections, audits, and corrective actions.