Officer/Sr. Officer-Quality (Knit Garments)

• 4 to 8 years
• The applicants should have experience in the following business area(s): Garments

• Bachelor/Honors

Bachelor Degree from any reputed institution.

• 4 to 8 years
• The applicants should have experience in the following business area(s): Garments

• Age 25 to 35 years
• Only Male

A. Quality Control – Sewing

• Monitor quality performance throughout the sewing production process.

• Conduct inline, end-line, and patrol inspections according to approved quality standards.

• Ensure sewing operations are performed according to approved sample, tech pack, specification sheet and workmanship standards.

• Identify and control major sewing defects such as:

  • Open seam

  • Broken stitch

  • Skipped stitch

  • Uneven stitch

  • Puckering

  • Uneven SPI

  • Raw edge

  • Seam slippage

  • Needle damage

  • Oil/stain marks

  • Measurement deviation

  • Wrong attachment/component

  • Unbalanced garment

• Verify critical operations and establish additional checkpoints where required.

• Monitor defect rates and take immediate action when quality performance falls below the acceptable level.

• Ensure defective garments are properly segregated, identified and sent for correction.

B. Quality Control – Finishing

• Monitor quality from thread trimming through final finishing and packing.

• Inspect garments for:

  • Stains and dirt

  • Loose threads

  • Pressing/ironing defects

  • Shape and appearance

  • Measurement deviations

  • Label and ticket errors

  • Folding defects

  • Packing defects

  • Assortment mistakes

  • Shade variation

  • Garment damage

• Ensure finishing and packing comply with buyer requirements and approved standards.

• Conduct final/random inspections before shipment as instructed.

• Ensure garments are properly presented and packed according to buyer specifications.

C. Measurement & Specification Control

• Check garment measurements against the approved measurement chart/specification.

• Ensure operators and production teams understand critical measurement points.

• Monitor measurement deviations and immediately communicate significant issues to Production and Quality Management.

• Verify measurement after alteration/rework.

• Maintain measurement inspection records.

D. Defect Analysis & Corrective Action

• Record and analyze sewing and finishing defects on a daily basis.

• Prepare defect-wise and line-wise quality reports.

• Identify recurring defects and initiate root-cause analysis.

• Apply 5 Why, Fishbone/Ishikawa or other appropriate RCA techniques.

• Coordinate with Production and relevant departments to implement corrective and preventive actions.

• Follow up corrective actions until the defect is permanently controlled.

• Monitor the effectiveness of corrective actions.

E. Quality Improvement

• Drive reduction of DHU, defect rate, rework, alteration and rejection.

• Identify quality bottlenecks and recurring problem areas.

• Conduct quality improvement meetings with Production teams.

• Recommend process improvements to reduce defects at source.

• Support implementation of Right First Time (RFT) and zero-defect initiatives.

• Share quality trends and improvement opportunities with the Quality Manager.

F. Inline & End-Line Quality Management

• Ensure quality checkpoints are properly maintained in assigned sewing lines.

• Monitor inline inspectors and quality checkpoints.

• Ensure end-line inspection is performed according to established procedures.

• Review quality reports and take immediate action on abnormal results.

• Ensure no defective garments move to the next process without proper disposition.

G. Pre-Production & New Style Support

• Participate in Pre-Production Meeting (PPM) and style briefing where required.

• Review approved sample, buyer comments, measurement specifications and workmanship requirements.

• Identify potential quality risks before bulk production.

• Ensure critical quality points of new styles are communicated to relevant Quality and Production personnel.

• Support first-piece/first-output approval before bulk production.

H. Audit & Compliance Support

• Support internal, buyer and third-party quality inspections/audits.

• Ensure quality records are properly maintained and readily available.

• Participate in factory quality audits and prepare corrective action plans.

• Ensure quality procedures are followed in sewing and finishing areas.

I. Team Coordination & Communication

• Coordinate with Production, IE, Technical, Planning, Merchandising, Cutting, Finishing and Maintenance teams on quality issues.

• Conduct regular communication with line supervisors and production personnel regarding quality problems.

• Escalate critical quality issues to the Quality Manager immediately.

• Provide guidance and technical support to Quality Officers, Inspectors and Checkers.

• Maintain effective communication between Sewing and Finishing Quality teams.

J. Training & Development

• Conduct on-the-job quality awareness sessions for inspectors and production personnel.

• Train quality inspectors on defect identification, inspection methods and buyer requirements.

• Support operator/supervisor training on recurring quality problems.

• Develop awareness regarding quality at source and self-inspection.