Our Tanner job description includes the responsibilities, duties, skills, education, qualifications, and experience.
About the Tanner role
Tanner is a job that involves preparing animal hides for leather. The process includes stretching, soaking, liming, and scraping the hides.
Role Purpose
The purpose of a Tanner is to prepare animal hides for use in the production of leather goods. This typically involves soaking the hides in salt water, treating them with tannin, and then stretching and drying them. The Tanner may also be responsible for dyeing and finishing the leather, as well as inspecting and sorting the hides before they are sent to the customer.
Tanner Summary
Tanner Job Summary:
Tanners are responsible for turning animal hides into leather through a detailed process. They begin by soaking hides in a lime solution and then fleshing, which involves removing fat and flesh from the hide. Afterwards, they apply tanning agents, such as chromium salts, to the hides to give them strength and flexibility. Finally, they dye the leather and finish with treatments such as oiling and polishing. Tanners must be knowledgeable about the chemical process, have good mechanical skills, and be familiar with safety procedures.
Tanner Duties
- Develop software applications
- Perform system design and integration tasks
- Conduct software testing and debugging
- Analyze user needs and software requirements
- Document software development progress
Tanner Skills
- Leadership
- Teamwork
- Problem-solving
- Communication
- Time Management
Tanner Requirements
- Strong communication skills
- High level of organizational ability
- Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite
Personal Traits
- Effective Communicator
- Strong Attention to Detail
- Highly Organized
- Ability to Work Independently