In Charge (Bra hook & Accessories)

• 3 to 5 years
• The applicants should have experience in the following business area(s): Garments, Textile

• Higher Secondary

• 3 to 5 years
• The applicants should have experience in the following business area(s): Garments, Textile

• Age 30 to 40 years

Here is a concise, 10-sentence summary of the core practical expertise required for a Bra Hook & Accessories In-Charge:

 * A thorough understanding of intimate apparel components like hook-and-eye tapes, wire ring, sliders, rings, foam cups, and plush elastics is required.

 * Expertise involves conducting incoming quality checks to ensure all metal parts are smooth, rust-free, and clear of sharp burrs.

 * Every accessory batch must undergo pull-strength testing to ensure hooks and eyelets can withstand daily tension without detaching.

 * All hardware must strictly comply with buyer standards, including lead-free, nickel-free and non-allergenic chemical requirements.

 * Metal accessories must pass needle-detector compatibility checks (NC-type) so they do not trigger automatic factory scanners.

 * Proper shade-sorting by dye lot is critical to prevent color mismatches between trims, tapes and garment fabrics.

 * Foam cups and delicate elastics must be stored in humidity-controlled environments to prevent yellowing or loss of elasticity.

 * Implementing a strict First-In, First-Out (FIFO) system ensures raw materials do not degrade on store shelves.

 * Timely and accurate line feeding prevents costly factory downtime on active intimate apparel sewing lines.

 * Collaboration with line supervisors helps troubleshoot sewing issues like needle breakage, skipped stitches, or wire alignment problems.

• Festival Bonus: 2
Salary and benefits will be provided as per company policy.