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Stitching process - Leather Goods & Garments
This document provides information about a Master Trainer in leather trades. It defines two trades - stitching goods and garments and stitching operator in footwear. It lists the national occupational standards and tasks for each trade. It also describes the different types of stitching machines used, required equipment, and health and safety considerations for the trades.
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- 1. Trainee of Trainer PMKVY2.0 Name – Shahzeb Alam Master Trainer in Leather Mobile Number- +919804965956
- 2. Trade • Stitching Goodsand Garments Definition: A Stitcher, also called a ‘sewer’ is an important job-role associated with Leather Goods and Garment sector. The primary responsibility of a stitcher is to sew fabric, fur, leather or synthetic materials to produce garments and other articles. • Stitching Operator in Footwear Definition: The primary responsibility of a Stitching Operator (Footwear) is to perform stitching operations to the upper components of the footwear as per the design instructions given by the designing section. He/ She should be able to stitch the footwear with leather and non-leather components, using maximum accuracy. He/she should be passionate about creating intricate products without compromising on quality.
- 3. ABBREVIATION • Full Formof some important Words • Q.P = Qualification Pack • NOS = National Occupational Standard • OS = Occupational Standard • NVEQF = National Vocational Education Qualifications Framework. • NVQF = National Vocational Qualifications Framework
- 4. NOS Stitching Operator inFootwear 1.Carry out stitching operation using different machines 2.Contribute to achieving product quality in stitching operation. 3.Maintain the work area, tools and machines. 4.Maintain health, safety and security at workplace 5.Comply with industry, regulatory and organizational requirements.
- 5. NOS • Stitching Goodsand Garments 1.Carry out basic operations within leather goods 2. Stitch components to produce leather goods 3.Maintain the work area, tools and machines 4.Contribute to achieving product quality in stitching operation. 5.Comply with health, safety and security requirements at work. 6.Comply with industry, regulatory and organizational requirements.
- 6. • Basically thereare three types of Footwear stitching Machines. • 1. Flat Bed • 2. Post Bed • 3. Cylindrical Stitching Machine
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- 8. Definition • A machinemainly used for stitching flat surfaces on a flat surface. Simple component joining are done in this machine.
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- 10. Definition • A machinehaving a small working area raised to allow easier fitting and stitching on the particular area of a closed upper or leather goods.
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- 12. Defination • This machinehas a horizontal cylinder arm or which allows free movement around the working areas stitching particular position of the closed upper, leather goods leather gloves. • This machine is also known as Bamboo machine in the industry.
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- 14. Equipments Stitching Goods andGarments Stitching Operator in Footwear Flat Bed Sewing Machine Post Bed Sewing Machine Cylinder Bed Sewing Machine Flat Bed Sewing Machine Measuring Tape Sewing Machine Scissors Zig Zag Sewing Machine Stainless Steel Scale Scissors Cutting Knife Stitching Awl Hammer Stitch Maker
- 15. Revolving Punch SpringDivider Hand Creasing Machine With Tools Steel Rule Thread Trimmer Khurpi Screw Driver Wooden Mallet Eye Letting Tool Edge Setting Iron Rivetting Tool Welt Knife Bone Folder Leather Thickness Measuring Guage Iron Box Manchester Nippers
- 16. Hand Sewing Needle Punches IronHead Hammer
- 17. STITCHING OPERATOR INFOOTWEAR • PC17. Perform back joining/quarter back joining using zigzag machine/flat bed machine • PC18. Perform seam rubbing by machine if back joining done by flat bed PC19. Attach vamp with tongue using flat bed machine • PC20. Apply adhesives on the components • PC21. Fold the components by hand/machine • PC22. Join upper and lining using flat/post bed machine • PC23. Join quarter with vamp using post bed machine • PC24. Perform edge trimming operation by machine/hand • PC25. Perform eyeleting by machine/hand • PC26. Perform eyelet punching, eyelet putting and eyelet setting by hand • PC27. Do lacing on the uppers • PC28. Visual inspection as per specifications in the job card • PC29. Respond accordingly where stitched items do not meet production specification • PC30. Carry out basic maintenance of machinery and keep them clean after use
- 18. Stitching Goods andGarments • PC7. Select the correct component parts for the style being worked on • PC8. Check that the materials to be used are free from faults • PC9. Ensure the materials used meet the specification matching • a. Within a product • b. Between a pair of products where applicable • PC10. Report faults in the materials • PC11. Carry out operations at a rate which maintains work flow and meets production targets • PC12. Conform to company quality standards • PC13. Report any damaged work to the responsible person • PC14. Follow company reporting procedures about defective tools and machines which affect work and report risks/ problems likely to affect services to the relevant person promptly and accurately • PC15. Seek feedback from team mates on work related performance • PC16. Ask for help and information from your colleagues, when necessary, in a polite manner • PC17. Anticipate and respond to requests for assistance from colleagues willingly and politely • PC18. Follow and utilize opportunities for learning •
- 19. Health, Safety andSecurity • 1. Hazards and Risks/ threats • (a) Fire • (b) Electric short circuit, electric shock and electrocution • (c) Medical emergency • (d) Inflammable & toxic chemicals/ gases • (e) Accidents • (f) Ventilation and suffocation • (g) Improper use of safety gear and non-adherence to safety norms • (h) Hygiene and sanitation • (i) Substance leaks (contamination, spillages or emissions) • (j) Physical and Information Security related breaches
- 20. Health, Safety andSecurity
- 21. • 2. OrganizationalProcedures • (a) Production line • (b) Personal protective equipment (PPE) • (c) Non-authorized / restricted areas • (d) Protective safety requirements • (e) Hazards and risks from machinery • (f) Process related hazards and risks • (g) Walkways and vehicle movement pathways • (h) Storage and packaging areas • 3. Training • 4. Medical Emergencies • 5. Evacuation process
- 22. Summary of ToT TradeDefinition Abbreviation Trade NOS Different types of Stitching Machines Equipments Trade Related Theory part Health, Safety and Security