Dry clean and wash garments according to Company standards—select the right cleaning method based on fabric type and care tag, load and monitor equipment, and follow proceduresPress and finish garments—shape, steam, and press each piece to standard; iron when needed; spot-check for cleanliness and damageFold and package garments for delivery—neatly fold and arrange orders; prepare for pickup or deliveryMaintain equipment and work area—follow preventive maintenance schedules, keep production area clean and organized, report equipment issues immediatelyInspect for quality—check each garment for proper cleaning, correct finishing, and freedom from damage before it leaves the plantTrack and log production activity—record load poundage, chemicals used, and other operational data as requestedWork safely—follow all safety procedures, use equipment correctly, and report hazards or unsafe conditionsSupport your teammates—help keep the operation moving smoothly, step in where needed, and communicate with Production Manager and peers about issues

Detail-oriented—you notice when something isn't clean, isn't pressed right, or isn't finished correctly. Quality matters to you.Work ethic—you show up on time, ready to work. You take your job seriously and follow through.Hands-on and physically capable—you're comfortable standing for extended periods, lifting up to 50 lbs regularly, and doing repetitive physical workCoachable—you ask questions, listen to feedback, and apply it. You want to get better at your job.Team player—you work well with others, communicate clearly, and help the team hit its goalsSafety-minded—you follow safety procedures, report issues, and look out for yourself and your teammatesReliable—you show up consistently and can be counted onHigh school diploma or equivalent preferred, but not required if you have relevant work experienceDry cleaning experience is a plus, but we'll train you if you have the right attitude and work ethic

Competitive pay: $11–$14/hour based on your experience and performanceOn-the-job training—we'll teach you dry cleaning skills. You start with support and grow as you learn.A stable, consistent schedule (mid-day to evening shift)Respectful, team-oriented workplace where your effort is noticed and appreciatedOpportunities to grow and take on more responsibility as you develop skillsA company that values hard work and does things right

Ability to stand for extended periods (3–4 hours per shift)Ability to lift and carry up to 50 lbs regularly throughout the shiftAbility to work in warm conditions (production floor can be warm, especially near pressing and cleaning equipment)Ability to perform repetitive tasks with precision (pressing, folding, button replacement)Manual dexterity and fine motor control for detailed finishing work