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    Sewing Operator Training and Training Modules

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    Operator training involves both theoretical and practical classes to build sewing skills and teach machine handling. Trainees learn to operate sewing machines independently and sew garments. Training is used to hire and convert fresh trainees into operators when needed, impart specific skills to operators, and upgrade low-skilled operators. Factories benefit by filling operator shortages, training correct sewing methods to improve quality and speed, and motivating operator loyalty. The training modules cover skills like machine parts identification, control exercises, threading, bar tacking, fabric handling, adjustments, and mock garment preparation.

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    Sewing Operator Training and Training Modules

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    Operator training involves both theoretical and practical classes to build sewing skills and teach machine handling. Trainees learn to operate sewing machines independently and sew garments. Training is used to hire and convert fresh trainees into operators when needed, impart specific skills to operators, and upgrade low-skilled operators. Factories benefit by filling operator shortages, training correct sewing methods to improve quality and speed, and motivating operator loyalty. The training modules cover skills like machine parts identification, control exercises, threading, bar tacking, fabric handling, adjustments, and mock garment preparation.

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    Operator training involves both theoretical and practical classes to build sewing skills and teach machine handling. Trainees learn to operate sewing machines independently and sew garments. Training is used to hire and convert fresh trainees into operators when needed, impart specific skills to operators, and upgrade low-skilled operators. Factories benefit by filling operator shortages, training correct sewing methods to improve quality and speed, and motivating operator loyalty. The training modules cover skills like machine parts identification, control exercises, threading, bar tacking, fabric handling, adjustments, and mock garment preparation.

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    Sewing Operator Training and Training Modules

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    Vijith Kumar
    Operator training involves both theoretical and practical classes to build sewing skills and teach machine handling. Trainees learn to operate sewing machines independently and sew garments. Training is used to hire and convert fresh trainees into operators when needed, impart specific skills to operators, and upgrade low-skilled operators. Factories benefit by filling operator shortages, training correct sewing methods to improve quality and speed, and motivating operator loyalty. The training modules cover skills like machine parts identification, control exercises, threading, bar tacking, fabric handling, adjustments, and mock garment preparation.

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    Sewing Operator Training and Training Modules:

    Operator Training - A structured way used to build operator sewing skills, teach machine
    handling and material handling and to impart basic knowledge about the sewing machine and
    quality of stitch. After completion of training, a trainee is expected to operate a sewing
    machine on his own and can sew garments. Operator training includes both theoretical classes
    and practical classes and lot practice on sewing machines.

    Use of Operator Training:

    Operator training has multiple uses in mass garment production.

    1. Sometimes the factory needs to hire fresh trainees to fill operator shortage. A structured
    training course is required to convert fresh trainees into trained operators.

    2. Many times it is found that some sewing operators who are hired for sewing task are not
    properly trained in specific operations though they can sew only basic operations. In such
    cases, a training cell can impart sewing skills to the operators for the specific operations.

    3. When the factory needs to upgrade operators for improving line performance or skill
    development is required for low-skilled operators, a training cell is essential.
    Advantages of Sewing Operator Training:

    Factories those have in-house training cell have following benefits. In mass manufacturing,
    factories need a number of sewing operators to keep the floor running. Major benefits are -

    1. Fill up operator shortage when required by hiring fresh trainees. Even helper can be
    converted into operators by training.

    2. Train correct method of sewing to produce a quality product in less time. A trained
    operator knows how to handle a machine, can adjust the machine, know a better way of
    handling material and quality of the stitch (seam).

    3. Can motivate operators to become loyal to the company by providing them training on
    sewing and make them capable to earn by doing sewing job.

    Operator Training Modules:

    The operator training module is a set of training areas to be provided to a trainee during the
    training period.

    1. Selection of learners through Pegboard Test, Machine Control Test and Threading
    Needle Exercise Test
    2. Machine nomenclature of parts, Inserting Needle into Needle Bar and explaining
    proper posture of sitting at the machine
    3. Sewing machine control exercise on Paper – 6 different exercises are used
    4. Sewing machine control exercise on fabric – 6 different exercises is used
    5. Fundamentals of threading the machine – threading bobbin winder, loading bobbin,
    inserting loaded bobbin case into the machine hook etc.
    6. Machine control and sewing bar tack
    7. Handling and sewing – different fabrics, trimming thread, turning material while
    sewing and top stitching, adding fullness to seams
    8. Sewing machine adjustment
    9. Preparation of garment Mocks

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