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How do they match:
Shoe and Leather Workers and Repairers
5
Alternate Occupation Titles
Cutter
Trimming
Cutter
Back Shoe
Cutter
Shoe
Cutter
Upper
Cutter
7
Tasks
Cut
out parts, following patterns
or
outlines, using knives, shears, scissors,
or
machine presses.
Cut
, insert, position, and secure paddings, cushioning,
or
linings, using stitches
or
glue.
Align and stitch
or
glue
materials
such as fabric, fleece, leather,
or
wood, to join parts.
Dress and otherwise finish boots
or
shoes, as by
trimming
the edges of new soles and heels to the shoe shape.
Dye, soak, polish, paint, stamp, stitch, stain, buff,
or
engrave leather
or
other
materials
to obtain desired effects, decorations,
or
shapes.
Repair
or
replace soles, heels, and other parts of footwear, using sewing, buffing and other shoe repair machines,
materials
, and equipment.
Select
materials
and patterns, and trace patterns onto
materials
to be
cut
out.
13
Detailed Work Activities
Cut
fabrics.
Trim
excess
material
from workpieces.
Adjust fabrics
or
other
materials
during garment production.
Draw guide lines
or
markings on
materials
or
workpieces using patterns
or
other references.
Drill holes in parts, equipment,
or
materials.
Estimate costs of products, services,
or
materials.
Evaluate quality of
materials
or
products.
Mount
materials
or
workpieces onto production equipment.
Polish
materials
, workpieces,
or
finished products.
Position patterns on equipment,
materials
,
or
workpieces.
Prepare fabrics
or
materials
for processing
or
production.
Read work orders
or
other instructions to determine product specifications
or
materials
requirements.
Select production input
materials.
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