I have worked with a variety of apparel machines such as single-needle, multi-needle, overlock, and coverstitch machines. I have hands-on experience troubleshooting and maintaining these machines to ensure they operate efficiently.

I regularly attend industry conferences, participate in workshops, and subscribe to leading trade journals. I also network with other professionals in the field to exchange knowledge and best practices.

I use a combination of theoretical teachings and practical hands-on sessions. I also incorporate visual aids like instructional videos and diagrams to help students understand complex mechanisms more easily.

I begin with comprehensive safety training, emphasizing the importance of personal protective equipment and safety protocols. I also conduct regular safety drills and ensure all students understand emergency procedures.

Once, I encountered a recurring issue with skipped stitches in a high-speed sewing machine. I diagnosed the problem by systematically checking the machine parts, identified a misaligned needle, and adjusted it accordingly. This resolved the issue and improved the machine's efficiency.

I use a combination of written evaluations, practical exams, and peer reviews. Regular feedback sessions also help in identifying areas of improvement and tracking student progress over time.