Finishing Packaging Worker (Textile Manufacturing)

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Industry & Occupation

Engineering & Manufacturing

Classification

Summary

Worker who inspects, finishes, and packages completed fabric at the final stage of the textile manufacturing process to make it ready for shipment.

Description

The Finishing Packaging Worker (Textile Manufacturing) is a job that involves quality inspection and finishing processes (such as pressing and ironing) of completed fabric at the final stage of the textile manufacturing process, followed by packing and packaging to make it ready for shipment. Uses manual labor or automatic packaging machines, employing various packaging methods such as labeling, cardboard packing, and shrink wrapping as appropriate. During work, checks for scratches or dirt, and if quality standards are not met, performs readjustments or reports to superiors. Involves a lot of standing work and repetitive tasks, requiring a certain level of physical strength and concentration.

Future Outlook

Although the number of workers is decreasing due to the contraction of the domestic textile industry and the impact of automation, demand for small-lot packaging of high-value-added products is expected to be maintained.

Personality Traits

Dexterous with hands and good at fine work / High concentration / Meticulous / Physically fit

Work Style

Day Shift / Factory Work / Shift Work

Career Path

Finishing Packaging Worker → Line Leader → Production Manager → Quality Control Staff

Required Skills

Ironing and Press Finishing / Operation of Packaging Machines / Packaging Operations / Textile Inspection

Recommended Skills

Basic Knowledge of Quality Control / Safety and Health Knowledge

Aptitudes (Strengths Preferred)

Item Description
Attention to Detail & Accuracy Attention to detail is needed to not miss small stains or fraying on the fabric.
Physical Stamina & Endurance Physical stamina and endurance are required for long hours of standing work and handling heavy objects.

Aptitudes (Weaknesses Acceptable)

Item Description
Creativity & Ideation Rather than creative ingenuity, routine tasks are central, and high creativity is not required.
Initiative & Leadership Follows work procedures most of the time, with few opportunities to independently set directions.
Numerical & Quantitative Analysis There is quantity management, but complex mathematical analysis is not necessary.

Aliases

  • Textile Packaging Worker

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