TEXTILE PRODUCTION WORKER
1. Introduction
A Textile Production Worker supports the manufacturing of fabrics, garments, and textile products through machine operation, material handling, and quality checks. This role ensures that production processes run smoothly, safely, and efficiently.
2. Job Description Details
The job involves operating textile machinery, inspecting fabric quality, preparing materials, and maintaining a clean work area. Textile workers help support sewing, weaving, knitting, dyeing, or finishing processes depending on the production line.
3. Key Responsibilities
- Operate textile machinery such as looms, knitting machines, or sewing units.
- Inspect fabrics for defects, irregularities, or quality issues.
- Load raw materials, threads, and yarns into machines.
- Assist in fabric cutting, stitching, or finishing tasks.
- Record production output and report machine concerns.
- Maintain cleanliness and safety in work areas.
- Follow standard operating procedures and production guidelines.
- Ensure proper handling of fabrics to avoid damage or contamination.
4. Skills & Qualifications
- Knowledge of textile production and fabric handling.
- Basic machine operation skills (weaving, knitting, sewing).
- Attention to detail when inspecting fabric quality.
- Good hand–eye coordination and manual dexterity.
- Ability to follow safety and production instructions.
- Physically fit for standing, lifting, or repetitive tasks.
5. Tools & Equipment Used
- Looms and textile weaving machines
- Sewing machines and overlock machines
- Knitting machines and fabric rollers
- Cutting tools, scissors, and fabric cutters
- Measuring tapes and alignment tools
- PPE such as gloves, masks, and protective clothing
Resume-Ready Examples
Simple Description (One-Line)
Textile Production Worker experienced in operating textile machines and supporting garment and fabric manufacturing processes.
Paragraph Style (2–3 Sentences)
Detail-oriented Textile Production Worker with experience in machine operation, fabric inspection, and material handling. Skilled in supporting sewing, weaving, and finishing production lines. Reliable and efficient, committed to maintaining quality and productivity in textile manufacturing.