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  • Writer's pictureCELSIUS TEAM

CAREER IN TEXTILE ENGINEERING

INTRODUCTION

Textile engineering courses deal with the

Application of scientific and engineering principles to the design and control of all aspects of fibers, textiles, and apparel processes, products, and machinery.




COURSES

  • 3 year Diploma course in Textile Engineering/Textile Chemical Processing Technology (DCTPT), Textile Colour and Design (DTCD)

  • B.E./ B. Tech in Textile Engg. / Textile chemistry /Textile Technology / Textile plant Engineering.

  • M. Tech in Textile / Post Graduate Diploma in Textile Chemical Processing (PGDTCP)

ELIGIBILITY

10th / 12th for Diploma in Textile Engineering 10+2 with PCM for B.E. / B. Tech.

B. E. /B. Tech for M. Tech / Post Graduate Diploma in Textile


INSTITUTES/UNIVERSITIES

  • Government SKSJ Technological Institute, K R Circle, Bengaluru

  • College of Textile Technology, Behrampur,Murshidabad

  • Institute of Textile Technology, Cuttack,Odisha

  • Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi

  • Government Central Textile Institute,Kanpur.

  • South Gujarat University, College of Engineering & Technology, Surat, Gujarat.

  • University of Bombay, Department of Chemical Technology, Mumbai, Maharashtra

SKILLS REQUIRED FOR TEXTILE ENGINEERING

  • To be creative

  • An eye for color, texture a pattern

  • The ability to visualize things in three dimensions

  • Technical skills in areas such as pattern cutting, grading and garment construction.

  • To be able to draw, either by hand or on the computer

  • Good communication skills to explain their ideas clearly and persuasively.

  • The ability to meet deadlines and work within a budget.

  • Business skills and commercial awareness, particularly if they are self-employed.

  • Good negotiation skills when selling their own designs

  • To keep ahead of trends in color, fabric and style.

  • Strong organizational skills.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES FOR TEXTILE ENGINEERING

Textile technologists work with a variety of materials, including man-made and natural textiles, leather, fur, plastics and metals. They may be responsible for developing fabrics for furnishings, clothing, household items, medical supplies, or textiles for use within the automotive industry. Responsibilities include:

  • Liaising with and providing technical advice to design, marketing, purchasing and production staff

  • Creating products in response to given briefs

  • Amending designs where necessary

  • Producing samples

  • Dyeing and printing textiles

  • Evaluating, identifying and selecting fabrics/products from suppliers

  • Ensuring that products meet set requirements and specifications  (e.g., color fastness, durability etc.)

  • Checking products for suitability and testing for performance under various conditions

  • Controlling production and quality standards

  • Problem solving

  • Dealing with customer queries and complaints

  • Keeping up to date with trends and innovations

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