Textiles and clothing

Meulebeke

As a weaver you are responsible for maintaining the continuity of a battery of dobby looms. You will work closely with the master guest and a team of technicians.

Meulebeke

As a quality controller you are responsible for carrying out quality checks. The first check takes place in the stopping facility, where tissues are analyzed for any errors and then corrected. All errors found are accurately documented in the system. You follow a training course to become familiar with the products and qualities. After this training you will start working in the darning workshop of the fabric shop. The second quality control takes place here after the fabric has been treated by external refiners. You are also responsible for packaging the fabric rolls in this department.

Tielt

As an ironing workshop employee you are responsible for ironing and folding shirts and blouses. Depending on your own expertise, you will be placed in a workplace.

Anzegem

As a stitcher, you are responsible for finishing medical duvets by carefully and accurately edging them. You have an eye for detail and understand the importance of quality finishing in the medical sector. You work in a clean and organized environment and contribute to ensuring the high quality standards of the products.

Wevelgem

As a stitcher you are responsible for operating industrial stitching machines with which you do the stitching for the various products from the company's range. These are mainly filter bags used for dust filtration, air treatment and liquid filtration. In addition, you will sometimes help in the packaging.

Kortrijk

As a stitcher you are responsible for stitching the curtains for large windows, acoustic curtains, curtains, transparent curtains and blackout curtains. Your eye for detail ensures an excellent finish.

Anzegem

As a carpet finisher, you are responsible for edging or fringing the short side, providing the carpet with the correct label and rolling up the carpets.

Tielt

As a stitcher you are responsible for sewing 3 to 4 parts of a garment. Depending on your own expertise, you will be placed at a workstation. The other parts are then taught. This can range from making short sleeves, collars, backs, patching up cuffs, etc.