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Job Description / Duties

Job Responsibilities:
-Sewing and serging by industrial or domestic machines as well as by hand
-Pattern making from scratch as well altering existing patterns
-Costume draping of large characters on floats
-Costume fittings
-Costume alterations
-Repairs on existing damaged costumes
-Organization and repairing of props
-Some office work required
-Answering phones/communications with volunteers

Qualifications / Required Skills

Skills Required:
-Excellent understanding of garment construction
-Excellent understanding of pattern making
-Experience with both industrial and domestic sewing machines and sergers
-Ability to solve sewing and patternmaking dilemmas on their own
-Candidate must be extremely organized
-Ability to work independently once a task is assigned
-Must work well in a team environment to accomplish larger tasks
-Can work well under pressure
-Fabric knowledge for laundering costumes
-Experience with props is an asset
-Excellent telephone mannerisms

Additional Information

Hours:
- 5 days a week Monday-Friday (7:00 a.m. -3:00 p.m.)
- Possibility of mandatory overtime hours (evenings and weekends)
- MUST be available to work November 25th and 26th

Salary: $17/hour

Contact Information

Resume's and portfolios can be sent to:

Samantha Twiss
Costume and Volunteer Manager
apply@thesantaclausparade.com

Employer Profile

Since 1905, the Santa Claus Parade has kicked off the Christmas season, first in Toronto, then for the whole country as it has grown in popularity and importance throughout the years. The Parade brings people together, regardless of their background, celebrating hope, family and love. It’s part of the fabric of our community.

Every year we bring hundreds of thousands of people on the streets of Toronto, and millions more watching at home, together to celebrate this joyous season. We’ve been doing so uninterrupted for 119 years, and that’s exactly what we will be doing again this year, bringing Santa’s magic to town.