Fashion and textiles product technologist
Engineering and manufacturing
Level 4 -
Producing a wide range of products, from clothing and fashion to leather goods, shoes, soft furnishings, marine and medical textiles.
Reference: OCC0540
Status:
SOC 2020 sub unit groups:
- 5419/01 Embroiderers and sewers
- 5223/11 Textile machine technicians
- 5419/02 Knitters
- 5419/03 Sail makers
- 5419/04 Weavers (excludes baskets, wig and wire goods)
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Employers involved in creating the standard:
David Nieper Ltd (chair), M&CO, ASOS, Beanie & Bear Childrenswear, Bebop Dancewear ltd, Cookson & Clegg/ Community Clothing, Point3 Manufacture (previously The AMA Group), Cheshire Bespoke, Burberry, Bolton Textiles Group, DRM Ltd, Lantex Ltd, Ushiwear, Barcode Fashion
Employers involved in creating the standard:
David Nieper Ltd (chair), M&CO, ASOS, Beanie & Bear Childrenswear, Bebop Dancewear ltd, Cookson & Clegg/ Community Clothing, Point3 Manufacture (previously The AMA Group), Cheshire Bespoke, Burberry, Bolton Textiles Group, DRM Ltd, Lantex Ltd, Ushiwear, Barcode Fashion
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Engineering and manufacturing