Industrial Sewer

Be Part of Something Bigger

Join the Brewer team to play an important role in the continuum of care. More than medical exam tables and dental stools, our equipment provides security and comfort to providers and patients during some of life’s happiest and scariest times. Whether working in our front office or in manufacturing, our team works together to make a difference in a variety of healthcare environments.

It’s because of this that we create opportunities for our employees to socialize, share meals together, participate in recreational activities, give back to our communities and more. We believe that when the work you do serves a greater purpose, it shows in everything you do.

Core Values

At Brewer, we believe in:

• 📘 Learn – We continuously seek knowledge to drive innovation and improvement.
• 💡 Innovate – We develop creative solutions that meet the evolving needs of our industry.
• 🔒 Integrity – We operate with honesty and transparency in all our endeavors.
• 🤝 Collaborate – We work together, valuing diverse perspectives to achieve common goals.

Job Summary

The Sewer is responsible for operating power sewing machines to work with leathers, fabrics, and synthetic materials for products requiring high-grade workmanship and quality inspection. This position includes setting up machines, adjusting for material variations, training new operators, and developing sewing patterns for manufacturability. The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, experienced with complex sewing techniques, and committed to precision.

Key Responsibilities

• Operate single or multiple needle power sewing machines for various materials, including leather, vinyl, and cloth.
• Setup standard machine attachments and adjust pressure foot, stitch count, and thread tension according to material requirements.
• Perform quality control inspections and make necessary adjustments for accuracy.
• Train new sewing operators and assist in pilot runs for new product development.
• Participate in corrective action teams to address sewing-related quality issues.
• Develop sewing patterns and ensure manufacturability.
• Complete pack assembly tasks as required.
• Work independently or collaborate with the engineering team on new product development projects.
• Perform all sewing tasks within the department to meet production deadlines.

Physical Demands

• Reaching – Extending hands and arms in various directions.
• Fingering – Handling small components with precision.
• Grasping – Applying pressure with fingers and palms.
• Sedentary work – Sitting for long periods while operating sewing equipment.
• Lifting up to 10 lbs occasionally; minimal physical exertion required.
• Visual acuity required to ensure accuracy, neatness, and quality of work.

Qualifications

• 2–4 years of sewing experience required (will consider the right mix of skills in lieu of experience).
• Experience with sewing complex patterns, piping, topstitching, zippers, pleats, and foam-backed materials.
• Proficiency in measuring tools such as tape measures and rulers.
• 1 year of pattern-making experience preferred.
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