Yarn QC In-Charge

Job Description

Title: Yarn QC In-Charge

Company Name: Cassiopea Sweaters Ltd.

Vacancy: 1

Age: At least 20 years

Job Location: Gazipur

Salary: Tk. 50000 - 70000 (Monthly)

Experience:

• At least 5 years
• The applicants should have experience in the following business area(s): Garments, Textile, Jute Goods/ Jute Yarn, Sweater Industry

• Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Textile Engineering

Bachelor’s degree (Textile Engineering preferred)

• At least 5 years
• The applicants should have experience in the following business area(s): Garments, Textile, Jute Goods/ Jute Yarn, Sweater Industry

• Age At least 20 years

Minimum 5–8 years experience in knitwear/sweater factoryStrong knowledge of:Yarn types (cotton, viscose, blends, fancy yarns)Yarn count systems (e.g., Ne, ply yarns)Shade and lot controlExperience with lab testing and quality standardsGood communication and reporting skills

Cassiopea Sweaters Ltd (CSL) is a modern knitwear manufacturing facility with advanced machinery and global buyers. We are looking for a Yarn QC In-Charge to lead incoming yarn quality control, ensure proper yarn utilization, and maintain strict lot/shade control to support high-quality production standards.

Key Responsibilities

1. Incoming Yarn Inspection

• Inspect all incoming yarn (cotton, viscose, blends, fancy yarns)

• Verify:

  • Count (e.g., 2/20, 2/32, etc.)

  • Composition

  • Shade / color consistency

  • Cone condition (oil stains, damage, contamination)

• Match with PO, supplier specs, and approved samples

2. Lab Coordination & Testing

• Coordinate with internal/external lab for:

  • Count verification

  • Strength / twist

  • Color fastness (for dyed yarn)

• Ensure test results meet required standards before bulk use

3. Shade Band & Lot Control

• Maintain strict lot-wise segregation

• Prepare and control shade bands

• Ensure no mixing of different dye lots in production

4. Yarn Issuance Control

• Monitor yarn issuance to knitting floor:

  • Correct count and quality per style/gauge

  • Ensure FIFO / lot discipline

• Coordinate closely with Store and Knitting teams

5. Defect Identification & Reporting

• Identify yarn defects such as:

  • Uneven thickness

  • Knots, slubs, contamination

  • Shade variation

• Prepare Yarn Defect Reports (YDR)

• Coordinate with Merchandising for supplier claims

6. Documentation & Record Keeping

• Maintain:

  • Incoming inspection reports

  • Test reports

  • Lot/shade tracking records

• Ensure all records are audit-ready