Industrial Etcher
Program a machine that applies acid to precision-etch metal and plastic.
Operates sewing machine to join parts of fabricated textile products, canvas products, and trimmed and stamped art goods: May insert wire or draw-string cord under edge of material to fabricate articles, such as clothes pin bags, laundry bags, or ironing board covers. May be designated according to function performed as Core-Covering Sewer; Filter-Cloth Maker; Finger-Buff Sewer; Parachute-Accessories Attacher; Parachute-Crown Sewer; Parachute-Cushion Installer; Parachute-Panel Joiner. May stitch binding tape or zippers to exposed edges of canvas products. May stamp grommets into edges of canvas products, using mallet and punch or eyelet machine. May be designated according to type of article joined or type of stitch sewn as Awning Assembler; Cloth Joiner, Tents; Sail Finisher, Machine; Tent Assembler. May operate double-needle machine to trim or reinforce fabric used for stamped art goods or products, such as coat, dress, and millinery trimming and be designated according to operation performed as Hemstitching-Machine Operator; Mender. May fold bag material so that edges meet prior to sewing, sew mailing tags into seams, or close seams missed during assembly of textile bags. May be designated according to type of bag or material sewn as Burlap-Bag Sewer; Canvas-Bag Maker; Charge-Bag Sewer; Cotton-Bag Sewer; Jute-Bag Sewer; Waterproof-Bag Sewer. Performs other duties as described under SEWING-MACHINE OPERATOR, REGULAR EQUIPMENT Master Title.
Team Player: You're able to listen, communicate, and work with tons of different people.
Detail Oriented: You pay close attention to all the little details.
Reliable: You can always be counted on to do a good job.
Nationally: $16,000 – $32,000
Main education level: High School
source: US Dept of Labor