Cart.com stands as a premier force in the global landscape of commerce enablement, rapidly expanding to serve thousands of top-tier B2B and B2C entities. Our digital and physical infrastructure forms the backbone relied upon by these organizations to streamline commerce operations across diverse channels, facilitating seamless order fulfillment from any location.
As we forge ahead, envisioning a future without borders in commerce, our focus remains on leveraging cutting-edge logistics infrastructure, enterprise-grade software, and services. Among these, our proprietary network of omnichannel fulfillment and distribution centers empowers resellers to navigate an increasingly complex operational landscape with ease, driving efficient expansion.
At Cart.com, our mission is clear: to be the driving force behind global commerce. To achieve this, we seek dynamic, inventive, and dedicated individuals eager to support our growing clientele in optimizing their commercial processes and effortlessly connecting with their target audiences, regardless of geographical barriers. Does this sound like you? We’re eager to hear from candidates who share our vision.
Position Overview:
The role of Embroidery Machine Operator at Cart.com is pivotal in ensuring superior customer service within our Custom Embroidery Department. Responsibilities include preparing garments and operating embroidery machines to imprint names, initials, and decorative designs onto various apparel items.
Key Responsibilities: Successful execution of assigned duties, including:
- Precisely interpreting customer requirements as per Work Instruction Document.
- Operating Tajima Embroidery Machines proficiently.
- Managing industrial embroidery equipment while adhering to production schedules.
- Ensuring accuracy in product, logo, and thread color matching.
- Conducting routine maintenance and quality control checks on machinery.
- Maintaining a clean, organized, and secure work area.
Ideal Candidate Profile: We’re seeking individuals who possess:
- Ability to meet predetermined production and quality standards.
- Proficiency in using standard U.S. ruler for measurements.
- Excellent hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity.
- Physical agility to stand, reach, bend, and perform repetitive tasks.
- Strong teamwork and collaboration skills.
- Preferred but not required: experience with Tajima embroidery machines.
- Proficiency in operating embroidery machines, computers, and threading needles.
- Exceptional attention to detail and ability to follow instructions effectively.
Requirements:
Candidates should have at least a high school diploma or GED, with prior experience or training in embroidery machine operation. Familiarity with embroidery machines is essential.
Benefits of Embroidery Machine Operator Jobs in USA:
- Employment stability and opportunities across various sectors.
- Skill development and career progression prospects.
- Cultural exchange and networking opportunities.
- Competitive compensation and healthcare benefits.
- Work-life balance and professional development support.
- Pathways to permanent residency through employer sponsorship.
Physical Work Environment:
- Distribution center setting with variable temperatures.
- Potential for overtime during peak periods.
- Requirements for standing, walking, bending, and noise exposure.
Please note: Cart.com does not provide sponsorship for non-immigrant visa categories (H-1B, H-1B1, E-3, O-1, or TN) now or in the future. Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States.
Cart.com is an equal opportunity employer committed to fostering inclusivity and diversity in the workplace.
For further information: Please email your CV to info@seasonalworkvisa.com.
FAQs:
Q: What does an embroidery machine operator do? A: Responsibilities include machine setup, selecting appropriate materials, sewing logos, performing maintenance, and troubleshooting issues.
Q: What is the job title for someone who does embroidery? A: “Embroidery specialist” is a common job title, with salaries typically ranging between $32,500 and $42,000 annually.
Q: Is embroidery a good business? A: Yes, a home-based embroidery business can be highly profitable, with potential for significant growth over time.
