Fabric Worker PT w/benefits at NEXCOM

Bremerton, Washington, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

04 Sep, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

06 Jun, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Sewing Machine Operation, Garment Alterations, Clothing Repair, Body Measurement, Pinning, Basting, Trimming, Pressing, Hand Sewing, Uniform Maintenance

Industry

Retail

Description

Join us as our next Fabric Worker (Tailor) here in Bremerton, WA at the Navy Exchange. Why the Navy Exchange? While some may serve overseas for our country, we hold down the fort – we serve the men and women who wear the flag – America’s strength, America’s heart. We are here to guide them, and deliver our service members and their families the tools they need to do what they love to do. Here at the Navy Exchange in Bremerton, no two days will look the same. · You can expect an unforgettable, dynamic, and competitive work environment. · We are a driven and enthusiastic team supporting our service members and their families, who push ourselves and those around us to develop personally and professionally, every single day. This is where YOU fit in: Navy Exchange Bremerton is in need of a Fabric Worker to answer the call; a team player who is dedicated to supporting our local Naval community, and operational successes on a day to day basis. You will perform a variety of tasks which involve alternations and repairs to uniform and civilian garments. Your work will make an impact and support how our organization serves the best customer – our Military patrons and their families. So, what does a typical day look like? What does it take to succeed? o Mounts medals and sews items on uniform as appropriate o Makes alternations and repairs to uniform and civilian garments o Takes customer body measurements for purposes of ensuring proper garment fit o Measures the correct placement of items to be affixed marks trims bastes and presses upon completion o Operates a sewing machine The Qualifiers: o One year of experience in the use of a sewing machine to perform alternations and repairs to garments o Must be able to pass appropriate background checks needed for the specific area of responsibility e.g. Federal DOD Security Clearance etc. The Benefits begin DAY ONE: We know you work hard, and cultivate the very best solutions for your family – and that’s why we offer a competitive federal salary & comprehensive benefit plan. o Benefits begin on DAY ONE ü Medical/Vision & Dental ü 401(k) & Pension Plan ü Life Insurance ü Sick and annual leave accruals ü Continuity of Employment Programs for Military Spouses ü Tax Free shopping, worldwide, at any Navy Exchange location ü Access to on-base amenities, including lodging, bowling, gym, movie theaters, & much more (where available)! ü Employee Assistance Plan (EAP)* *Includes LifeMart Discount Savings Program GENERAL EXPERIENCE One year of experience that provided the applicant with knowledge and skill to carry out basic modifications alterations and repair of clothing. SUBSTITUTION OF EDUCATION FOR EXPERIENCE One year of high school education may be substituted for 3 months of general experience up to a High School Diploma or GED for one year of general experience. SPECIALIZED EXPERIENCE One year of experience that provided the applicant with the knowledge and skill in the use of a sewing machine to perform alternations and repairs to garments such as pinning and basting trimming lengthening and shortening sleeves taking in and letting out waists of jackets replacing zippers lowering collars replacing pockets shortening and lengthening pants tapering skirts sewing on ratings and stripes etc. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS Usually stands stoops bends and kneels to measure and mark items being altered. Sits for long periods of time while operating sewing machine or doing hand sewing. Continual use of hands arms and fingers is required in sewing and using shears.

Responsibilities

Perform alterations and repairs on uniform and civilian garments for military patrons and their families. Responsibilities include taking body measurements, mounting medals, and operating sewing machines to ensure proper fit.