MH MALIBAN TEXTILES LIMITED

ABC Plant

We are a well-established group of companies producing women-dresses garments for many reputed brand names both in Vietnam. We are now looking for a dedicated and committed person for the following position in ABC Plant

Merchandiser

The suitable candidate should process a bachelor’s degree and at least 1 year of working experience as an Ecommerce Merchandiser or in related fields.

You need to have creativity and details orientation, ability in design is a big plus. You should own strong verbal communication skills in both English and Vietnamese to facilitate cross-border interactions and discussions across stakeholders. Have possessed experience in reports, data, excel and good communication skill

Salary negotiable an attractive remuneration package will be offered to the right candidates.

If you are confident that you have the necessary experience and skills to perform the responsibilities to the highest standards and can fit into a dynamic organization apply immediately mentioning the names and contact details of two nonrelated referees.

THE GROUP HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGER

34 HAI BA TRUNG - HA NOI province.

Email. abc@garment.com

Secondly, on april 20, 2022, there was a problem with machine number 10. At 1 p.m. the machine suddenly stopped working. After the problem was reported, the worker called the technical staff to fix it. The machine started to be under maintenance condition at 2.15 p.m. and it worked again at 4.15p.m. Therefore, the total downtime of the machine was 2 hours. The technical staff said that the breakdown was caused by being overloaded after a long month of working. This form is to report the breakdown and maintenance of the machines on the sewing floor, which can help to increase productivity. Besides, workers need to be trained to deliver regular maintenance for their sewing machines.

Secondly, on april 20, 2022, there was a problem with machine number 10. At 1 p.m. the machine suddenly stopped working. After the problem was reported, the worker called the technical staff to fix it. The machine started to be under maintenance condition at 2.15 p.m. and it worked again at 4.15p.m. Therefore, the total downtime of the machine was 2 hours. The technical staff said that the breakdown was caused by being overloaded after a long month of working. This form is to report the breakdown and maintenance of the machines on the sewing floor, which can help to increase productivity. Besides, workers need to be trained to deliver regular maintenance for their sewing machines.

As planned ,  we had to finish 500 items yesterday but in the fact that , only 350 items were completed. This could be the result of many defective machines. As you properly know that they are new workers, therefore our workers don’t have much experience. That problem surely affects our productivity. We just have 3 days left for this order. So today we must have 900 finished pieces to catch up with the flow of order.  I think one solution to this problem could be calling technical staff right away. The total number of defective machines is 15. Our employees can fix it all. It would be an effective way of dealing with this problem right now.and furthermore, I think we should take long-term measures to solve  this problem such as training the new operators how to use the new machines and providing regular maintenance for the machines on the sewing floor. 

Firstly, the actual sample does not have the white letters on black label attached 1” below collar stand.

Secondly, the spec sheet requires that the neck width from highest point of the shoulder (HPS) to another HPS is 5 5/8” but in actual sample it is 8”. You need to take it in 2 3/8’’. In the spec sheet, the pocket is on the left of garment with 6’’depth and 4’’width instead of on the right.

Thirdly, the armhole-straight as required in the spec sheet is 8 3/8’’ long but in the actual sample, the length is 8’’. You need let it out 3/8''. In the spec sheet, the cuff opening is 4’’ instead of 6’’, so you need to let the cuff opening of the sample in 2’’

Next, the waist in the spec sheet is 15 1/2'' but it's actually 24’’ as I have measured on the sample, you need to take it in 8 1/2''.

Finally, the bottom opening in the spec sheet is 17'' but it's actually measured 25”, you need to take it in 8''.

I have given some comments on the prototype of the shirt and also some suggestions to revise it. I hope that you will soonly revise the sample and give us back on next day.