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Part Time Sewing Machine Maintenance Jobs in Columbus, OH

Retail Store Tailor Part Time

Dublin, OH · On-site

$15.99 - $25.59/hr

Maintain an average of 60 minutes of productive alteration work per working hour, allowing for ... scissors, sewing machines, and presses, with precision. * Ability to understand, follow, and ...

Retail Store Tailor Part Time

Dublin, OH · On-site

$15.99 - $25.59/hr

Maintain an average of 60 minutes of productive alteration work per working hour, allowing for ... scissors, sewing machines, and presses, with precision. * Ability to understand, follow, and ...

Seamstress

Columbus, OH · On-site

$16.20 - $19.75/hr

Maintain all service levels by being Prepared, Welcoming, Meet the Needs & Be There for all our ... Manage all alterations, fittings and sewing, steaming, pressing and spot cleaning of garments to ...

Instructors foster creativity, self-expression, and confidence while maintaining a positive and ... We provide paid training, ongoing support, and a flexible part-time schedule that works well for ...

Instructors foster creativity, self-expression, and confidence while maintaining a positive and ... We provide paid training, ongoing support, and a flexible part-time schedule that works well for ...

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How much do part time sewing machine maintenance jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 6, 2026, the average hourly pay for part time sewing machine maintenance in Columbus, OH is $15.69, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $13.94 and $16.73 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Part Time Sewing Machine Maintenance vs Part Time Sewing Machine Repair?

AspectPart Time Sewing Machine MaintenancePart Time Sewing Machine Repair
CredentialsBasic technical skills, certification in sewing machine servicing often preferredAdvanced technical skills, certification or training in machine repair usually required
Work EnvironmentWorkshops, sewing shops, or on-site at customer locationsRepair shops, sewing centers, or on-site at customer locations
Industry UsageRoutine maintenance, cleaning, lubrication, and adjustmentsDiagnosing issues, replacing parts, restoring machine functionality

Part Time Sewing Machine Maintenance focuses on routine upkeep and preventive care, while Part Time Sewing Machine Repair involves fixing more complex issues and replacing faulty components. Both roles require technical skills and are essential for keeping sewing machines operational in various settings.

How to become a part time sewing machine maintenance?

To become a part-time sewing machine maintenance technician, gain knowledge of sewing machine mechanics through technical training or certification programs, and develop skills in troubleshooting, repair, and maintenance. Experience with different machine models and tools is valuable, and some positions may require basic electrical or mechanical skills. Having a flexible schedule and attention to detail can also help in this role.

What are the most commonly searched types of Sewing Machine Maintenance jobs in Columbus, OH?

The most popular types of Sewing Machine Maintenance jobs in Columbus, OH are:

Infographic showing various Part Time Sewing Machine Maintenance job openings in Columbus, OH as of July 2026, with employment types broken down into 11% Full Time, and 89% Part Time. Highlights an 100% In-person job distribution, with an average salary of $32,629 per year, or $15.7 per hour.

Costume Shop Assistant, Part-Time

Denison University

Granville, OH

Part-time

Medical, Retirement, PTO

Posted 11 days ago


Job description

Position Overview:

The Costume Shop Assistant will work to oversee the student staff members and workflow of the costume shop in the absence of the Costume Shop Supervisor. They will assist in fittings, measurements, pulling from costume stock, and training student staff members in sewing projects. Outside of assisting students, they will perform machine and hand sewing, costume construction, patterning, and alterations for theatrical and dance costumes as instructed by designer or from verbal, fitting notes, or pinned garments.

Department/Division Overview: The Michael D. Eisner Center costume shop supports on average two theatre productions, one dance production, and one musical each semester. We work with faculty, guest designers, staff, and students in a cooperative manner to execute designers' visions.


Responsibilities:

Assist the Costume Shop Supervisor in creating and executing costumes in the vision of the Costume Designer for the Dance, Theatre, and Music Theatre productions at Denison University. Work independently and with costume shop student staff to construct and alter costumes efficiently.
Minimum Requirements:

  • Ability to work, while maintaining a positive attitude, with changes as student staff rotates throughout the day, and frequent distractions and interruptions.

  • Demonstrated high level sewing skills, demonstrated by the submission of photos of 3 pieces constructed or altered.

  • Experience operating and maintaining sewing equipment and tools including but not limited to sewing machines, sergers, professional pressing equipment, and measuring and cutting tools

  • Ability to perform physical tasks associated with this occupation throughout the facility including bending, reaching, climbing ladders, stairs, and moving/lifting to fifty pounds.


Preferred Requirements:

  • Demonstrated ability to teach or train others, and a commitment to maintaining an open, inclusive, and educational environment.

  • Experience in costume construction and/or alterations and experience in the safe and efficient operations of a costume shop.

  • Bachelor's degree in Theatre, Costume Design/Technology, Fashion Design, or equivalent professional experience.

  • Experience with Draping and Patterning.

Why Choose Denison?

Denison University is a leading, fully residential liberal arts college in Granville, Ohio, located just outside the Columbus metro area. Established in 1831, Denison blends a rigorous academic foundation with an award-winning approach to student mentorship and career readiness. With a vibrant campus community of 2,400 students and around 2,000 employees, Denison offers employees a supportive, forward-thinking environment dedicated to educational excellence and professional growth.

Denison provides a number of staff-focused benefits, with some highlights:

  • Comprehensive healthcare plan

  • 403(b) retirement savings with 10% contribution from Denison for eligible positions

  • Starting at 10 vacation days

  • 9 paid holidays

  • Campus closure from Christmas to New Years

  • Free parking and gym membership

  • Free classes for employees


Want to learn more about us? Visit Denison.edu for more information.