KS Textiles is part of the Charles Parsons Group, an Australian privately owned family company that was established in 1915. We are a leading textile wholesaler, supplying fabrics to the Australian and New Zealand Bedding markets.
About the role:
We are growing and we want you to come along the journey with us.We are looking for an enthusiastic and talented Sewing Machinistto join our dedicated and hard-working team in a newly created position.
The position is Casual and based in our Thomastown facility.
Your passion to be part of a energetic team and impeccable attention to detail, together with a genuine passion for textiles, will help you achieve your personal best in a diverse and interesting market sector.
In return you can expect to work in an exciting environment with enthusiastic colleagues where you are encouraged to think outside the square.
- Competitive wages
- On-site parking
- Close to public transport – rail & bus
- On the job training
- Be part of a very inclusive culture
Your duties will include the following but not limited to
- Sewing of fabrics for Soft Furnishings & Bedding
- Maintaining sewing standards
- Picking components for sewing assembly
- Minor cutting
- Quality inspection
- Packaging of finished goods
- Maintaining clean work area
To be considered for the position you must have the following skills:
- Experienced Sewing machinist
- Proficient in using a variety of industrial sewing machines includingFlat Sewer, Walking Foot & Over locking machines.
- Strong attention to detail and take pride in the quality of your work
- Excellent Interpersonal Skills;
- Ability to work independently & in a team.
- Demonstrated ability to multi task and meet deadlines
Applications for this career opportunity are invited from Australian Citizens or residents with the right to work in Australia.
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📌 Sewing Machinist (Melbourne)
🏢 Charles Parsons and
📍 Melbourne
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