Experience
- 4 to 8 years
Education
- Bachelor/Honors
Requirements
- 4 to 8 years
Additional Requirements
- Age 25 to 45 years
Responsibilities & Context
A Quality Control (QC) Inspector in the garment industry is responsible for monitoring production at every stage to ensure garments meet buyer specifications, approved samples, quality standards, and AQL requirements.
Key Responsibilities
1. Raw Material & Pre-Production
Inspect fabrics for holes, stains, color variation, GSM, and other defects.
Verify trims and accessories such as buttons, zippers, labels, and tags against approved samples.
Participate in pre-production meetings to review tech packs, measurement charts, and quality requirements.
Check patterns and panel measurements before approving bulk cutting.
2. In-Line Production Control
Conduct regular sewing line inspections to identify defects such as skipped stitches, open seams, loose threads, and puckering.
Perform measurement audits to ensure garments remain within tolerance limits.
Monitor stitch density (SPI), workmanship, and construction quality according to approved samples.
3. Finishing & Final Inspection
Inspect pressing, ironing, folding, hanging, and metal detection processes.
Conduct final inspections based on AQL standards.
Verify packing details, barcodes, assortment ratios, polybag warnings, and carton markings.
Maintain defect reports and recommend corrective actions.
Key Objective