CLARE FASHIONS (PVT.) LTD –  JOB VACANCIES

1. FACTORY MANAGER

DUTIES

• Manage daily operations from production planning, manufacturing, distribution and promotion
• Enforcing strict adherence to policies and procedures
• Review and approve production and working capital budgets
• To oversee administrative tasks, accounting functions and payroll administration

Requirements: Holder of a bachelor’s degree in marketing with a strong background in finance and business administration.

• A minimum of at least five years work experience in a manufacturing industry
• Clean class 4 driver’s licence.

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2. PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR

DUTIES

• Produce production plans and budgets
• Setting performance goals and deadlines
• Organizing workflow and staff supervision
• Monitoring employee productivity and crafting a performance based wage scheme
• Achieving and maintaining optimum efficiency in production

Requirements:

• HND in production Management with a strong background in textile technology
• At least three years working experience in a clothing industry.

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3. QUALITY CONTROLLER

DUTIES

• Quality control and management: from material procurement, production process, packaging and distribution of finished products

Requirements:

• Diploma in Quality Control with a strong background in textile technology.
• At least three year of relevant working experience in a clothing industry.

4. PATTERN MAKER / CUTTER

DUTIES

• Translating looks into paper or fabric patterns before garment is made in the factory
• Determine amount of material or fabric required to make a product
• Cut orders from production manager according to production plan
• Sort bundling and numbering of garment piles
• Inspect cut components
• Sort printed or embroidered panels
• Ensure garment components are fused

Requirements:

• Diploma in Fashion Design with a strong background in pattern layout and cutting.
• A minimum of three year of relevant working experience

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5. TAILORS (8)

DUTIES

• Joining cut parts using straight or five thread overlocker industrial sewing machines.

Requirements: Three years of relevant experience

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All interested candidates can hand in their applications with detailed CV’s and contacts at the Most Holy Trinity Cathedral or email to [email protected] or [email protected] by Thursday the 6^th of June 2019. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interviews. For any further details contact us on .

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