Shoe Operative
| Reference | 065102201 | |||
| Sector | Engineering / Manufacturing Jobs | |||
| Salary | £12.21 - £13 per hour | |||
| Town/City | Northampton | |||
| Locations | East Midlands, Northamptonshire, UK | |||
| Job Type | Permanent | |||
| Date Posted | 16th Oct | |||
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Job Description |
| Our client in Northampton is looking for an experienced Shoe Room Operative to join their team. Monday to Thursday 07:30-16:30 Fridays 07:30-12:30 (30 minute lunch, 10 minute tea break) Salary is dependent on experience £12.21 - £13 Job Summary: The Shoe Room Operative is responsible for meticulously assembling and stitching various components of product uppers according to specifications, ensuring high-quality craftsmanship and adherence to production targets. This role requires precision, attention to detail, and proficiency with industrial sewing machines and related equipment. Key Responsibilities: Final Finishing and Detailing: - Cleaning, spraying, and polishing the shoe uppers (the main body). - Antiquing, staining, waxing, and buffing the sole edges and heels. - Fitting internal socks, insoles, laces, and adding decorative tags or embellishments. Quality Control (Final Inspection): - Performing a meticulous final check of the shoe for any marks, defects, or quality issues. - Ensuring the pair is an exact match in terms of colour, finish, and size. Preparation for Dispatch: - Wrapping and packaging the finished shoes. - Boxing the shoes and ensuring the correct labels/tickets are applied. - Preparing the packaged goods for storage or shipment. Qualifications & Experience: Essential: - Proven experience manufacturing. - Proficiency in operating various industrial sewing machines - Strong understanding of different stitching techniques and materials - Excellent hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity. - Keen attention to detail and a commitment to producing high-quality work. - Ability to work accurately and efficiently in a fast-paced production environment. - Basic understanding of health and safety procedures in a manufacturing setting. Desirable: - Formal training or apprenticeship in footwear manufacturing. - Ability to read and interpret technical drawings or patterns. - Problem-solving skills related to machine operation or material handling. Working Conditions: - Primarily based in a manufacturing/factory environment. - May involve prolonged periods of sitting or standing. - Exposure to noise from machinery (appropriate PPE will be provided). - Requirement to handle various materials, including leather, synthetics, and adhesives. |
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