About me

I am looking for someone to train up - Female/Male

Age? - helps if you are young & fit - Some machines can be quite heavy but you don't necessarily have to do the heavy machines, it really depends on how far you'd like to progress within the industry.

The training will not be free & IF you are interested then I shall speak to you more indepth about this & why this is the case.

DO NOT be put off by my descion though!!!

I shall explain: Sewing machines are complex bits of equipment; minute screws that hold very important critical parts together to enable 1 or more threads to become entwined of which in some instances create unbreakable stitches & sometimes my machines I have the pleasure to work on create 50 stitches in 1 second without fail & IF machine is used correctly by competent enduser; then we may never see that same machine again for 10 - 30 years.

AI - or Artificial intelligence : A.I is man-made it is only as smart as the person that created the A.I program in the first instance.... Sure computers may well be writting A.I programs BUT the technical skills required to place a minute screw into a particular position within a sewing machine Is not going to be achieved with A.I & more importantly probably never with a robot - NOT in this job...EVER!!!

Too many different types of sewing machines out there; means that 1 robot will not be able to fix/repair a singular type of sewing machine with out having to get regular updates & modifications done to it's self to enable it's own manipulation for access to places within said machine.

Humans can manipulate & adapt to areas of which many machines/robots still today cannot access & repairing sewing machines is 1 of those jobs that only humans can do & so on that basis this is a job for life - unlike many computer based roles of which are slowly being made obsolete sadly.

Do you have the skills?

Colour blindness = many wires these days within computerised sewing machines are becoming more of & also with that is colour on the wires. IF you decide that repairing sewing machines is not for you BUT I have taught you enough information that you then decide to start repairing the JSF (Joint Strike Fighter F-35 Jet fighter) - then they too require that you can see the coloured wires & so therefore this career decision maynot be the correct path for you.

1 person

I will only train 1 person...male or female - and only 1 person.

Rules

• This is my livlihood - I can not show you what I do to get sewing machines operational without first receiving payment.

• You will become Self-employed  (NOT PAYE)- I will not pay for sickness days off, your holiday pay, your class 2 National Insurance contributions, etc.

• I will pay you an hourly rate - but you will be self-employed - This payment will come from a proportion of what you have already paid me in advance before your training with me has begun.

Just to put things into perspective - I could train you in Mechanical & Electrical Engineering!!!!

"Where does that take me"? ----

ELECTRICAL: Will give basic knowledge on wiring diagrams - electrical fault finding & their failures to earth; which can lead to blown fuses or dangerous electrics; how to safely remedy IF possible & then make the product fit for use once made safe (PAT TESTING) Portable Appliance Test   PAT

WORK EXAMPLE: You could learn to fix solar panels ( is 1) - I could give you the basic understanding of electrics, polarity, wiring up, protecting the wires, soldering, fault finding etc.

MECHANICAL: Will give insight into the many various types of mechanical & electrical types of sewing machines - 

1. Imagine a cars engine but on a much much smaller scale.

2. Picture being in bottom of a cruise liners hull next to the engine where the pistons are rotating on a very large cam of which is propelling the ships main drive shaft.

You could work on similar components but at a much larger or smaller scale depending on which industry career path you choose....... 

Put those 2 together & these skills gained could propel you into the Royal Engineers, the Royal Marines, perhaps a career repairing solar/wind farms, submarines, aircraft carriers & many more.

Interested?