Tailor – Clothing Alteration for US Navy Program
Amentum · Seychelles
Job description
About the role
We are looking for a skilled Tailor to provide professional clothing alteration, repair and tailoring services for a US Navy program based on Diego Garcia. The role supports uniform and personal garment needs, ensuring high‑quality workmanship and customer satisfaction in a remote, secure environment.
Key responsibilities
- Perform alterations such as resizing, hemming, mending, button replacement and other garment adjustments.
- Measure and fit garments accurately for clients, including military uniforms and specialty clothing.
- Repair and restore damaged or worn items, handling a variety of fabrics with appropriate techniques.
- Operate and maintain sewing machines, irons and other tailoring equipment safely and efficiently.
- Maintain a clean, organized work area and keep records of completed work and inventory.
- Provide excellent customer service, offering tailoring advice and ensuring client satisfaction.
- Prioritize tasks to meet deadlines and support the tailoring schedule.
Required profile
- Minimum 1 year of professional experience in clothing alteration, repair or tailoring.
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- Valid passport with at least one year remaining and ability to obtain required visas and facility credentials.
- Ability to pass contract medical requirements and work for the duration of the deployment.
- Fluent in English (written and spoken).
Required skills
- Sewing machine operation
- Ironing and pressing
- Garment measurement and fitting
- Fabric handling and knowledge of garment construction
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Amentum
Seychelles