Embroidery Technician

naldopr · February 5th, 2017, 06:29 PM

Good evening I will like to get information regarding in how to become an embroidery technician.
If I want to become a barudan technician for example do they offer training for non experienced person? Or there is a place or company in the USA that offer training?

Thank you

smason · February 6th, 2017, 08:42 AM

I would like to know about that to. I have be embroidering for 16 years and would like to know about that to

ayugup · February 6th, 2017, 06:46 PM

I dont know much about this, but you can check with Bill Garvin
BG Tech Services
http://www.bgtechservices.net/

onet · February 6th, 2017, 11:45 PM

Depends on if your just planning to service your own equipment or you plan to service your own customer base and have your own business, the skill level for the latter is far greater .
I am a certified clothing machine engineer and work on all major brands and once worked as a service tech for tajima I had years experience with barudan brand in a factory were I was also a Certified Millwright , I have worked as and instructor in the past at many technical schools and for the apprenticeship programs in Ireland I can provide training as I am a certified instructor, but if you have a specific machine you need training on for your own shop best to contact the manufacturers agents in your area as they do provide training at a price.if you want to discuss this more you can email me directly on ...tbmdigitizing@gmail.com
I will travel anywhere to provide training or if you want to travel to work along side with me and get training that can also be organized also.

naldopr · February 7th, 2017, 12:24 AM

thanks for the replay I basically like to be able to fix my machine and also be great if I can make a career I like to fix thing

smason · February 9th, 2017, 09:45 AM

Let Me know if you find anything.

embroidtek · February 9th, 2017, 06:57 PM

The only company currently right now that will train someone inexperienced is Melco. You have to go to their website and find Melco University on their site. They have a 2 week class that you have to pay for and your travel and lodging.

5103Ventures · March 24th, 2017, 04:53 PM

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Originally Posted by embroidtek

The only company currently right now that will train someone inexperienced is Melco. You have to go to their website and find Melco University on their site. They have a 2 week class that you have to pay for and your travel and lodging.

One of many reasons I will never own another Melco. There is nothing quite as enjoyable as having your competitors husband in your shop trying to guess at why your machines won't sew right.