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Missions: Plan and coordinate workshop activities according to production objectives and deadlines Distribute tasks, organize work stations and supervise finishing operations Monitor the quality and conformity of finished products according to customer requirements Identify and treat non-conformities, while reducing defects, retouching and waste Manage, train and evaluate operators in order to develop their skills and performance Follow the production and quality indicators+2 to Bac+5 in Quality, Production, Textile or equivalent field 3 to 5 years of experience in a similar function, ideally in textile confection or raffia products Mastery of manufacturing techniques and textile finishing, including mesh products, as well as quality requirements Good knowledge of raffia products, technical data sheets and textile quality standards Mastery of Excel and Word and ability to follow the production and quality indicators
Sector: Management and Manufacturing
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