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Seeking a detail-oriented Drapery Fabric Pleater in Augusta. This hands-on role requires fabric knowledge, measuring skills, and the ability to follow precise work tickets. We offer a generous benefits package, paid time off, and a supportive company culture focused on growth.
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United States , Augusta
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12.00 - 13.00 USD / Hour
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Hunter Douglas
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Drapery Fabric Pleater
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Join our team as a Drapery Fabric Pleater in Augusta. This hands-on role requires attention to detail, fabric knowledge, and the ability to use hand tools and read measurements. We offer a generous benefits package, paid time off, and a supportive culture focused on professional growth.
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United States , Augusta
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12.00 - 13.00 USD / Hour
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Hunter Douglas
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Discover rewarding and skilled drapery fabric pleater jobs, a specialized niche within the textile and custom window treatment industry. Professionals in this role are the meticulous artisans responsible for transforming flat drapery panels into beautifully structured, finished products ready for installation. This career path is ideal for detail-oriented individuals who take pride in precision craftsmanship and enjoy working with their hands in a manufacturing or workshop environment. A drapery fabric pleater is primarily tasked with measuring, marking, and creating the consistent pleats, folds, and headers that give drapes their elegant, tailored appearance. The core of the role involves interpreting work orders or tickets to determine the specific pleating style, panel dimensions, and any special client instructions. Using specialized tools and equipment, such as pleat marking tables, clamps, and measuring devices, the pleater carefully spreads and secures the fabric. They then perform precise calculations and measurements to mark pleat placement accurately, often using chalk or other non-permanent markers. This process requires a keen understanding of how fabric behaves and how mathematical deductions for overlaps and returns affect the final layout. Following marking, the professional may also be involved in subsequent steps like folding, basting, or preparing panels for sewing. In many settings, the role expands to include operating machinery for adding functional or decorative hardware. This can involve punching holes and setting grommets, hooks, or pins using manual tools or automated machines. A significant part of the job is rigorous quality control; the pleater must continuously inspect fabric for defects, ensure their markings and work are flawless, and maintain a very low error rate to uphold product standards. They work closely with supervisors and other team members in the production line, communicating any issues and ensuring a smooth workflow from raw fabric to finished drapery. Typical skills and requirements for drapery fabric pleater jobs include a high school diploma or equivalent, though hands-on experience is highly valued. Essential abilities include proficiency in using and reading a tape measure with accuracy, a general knowledge of different fabric types and their handling characteristics, and competence with basic hand tools and industrial machines. Physical stamina is important, as the role often involves standing for extended periods, lifting rolls or bundles of fabric, and handling large panels. Employers seek candidates with exceptional attention to detail, the ability to follow both written and verbal instructions precisely, and strong basic math skills for calculations. A good eye for symmetry and consistency is paramount, and some employers may require color vision tests. For those seeking stable, hands-on careers in manufacturing, drapery fabric pleater jobs offer a unique opportunity to develop a specialized craft where precision directly creates beautiful, functional end products. Explore these roles to become an integral part of the custom home furnishings industry.

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