Wool Classer Cover Letter Template

Dear Hiring Manager, I’ve spent my career in the shed, fine‑tuning a hand with the scale and the eye for fibre. At my last role I helped reduce excessive mixing by keeping tabs on length and grade while using the bale press and weighing gear. In a busy day I’d point to a bale and know within a few minutes if it met market standards, and I’d adjust the process to keep the line moving without compromising quality. I’m comfortable with the core duties here: sorting by length, fibre thickness, breed and colour; placing wool into the right bins; operating weighing, sampling and blending gear; and keeping accurate records of pressed bales. I’ve also done minor maintenance on the machinery and helped with shed housekeeping and flow. I’m keen to bring a steady hand and practical approach to [Company Name], and I’m interested in how your team balances speed with consistent quality. One moment stands out from my work at [Previous Company]. We ran a run where a batch arrived with inconsistent fineness, but through targeted sampling and a quick adjustment to our blending scheme, we kept the bale integrity intact and avoided a rework cycle that would have slowed the line for hours. We logged every change and verified the outcome by the next shift, which significantly improved our first‑grade yield without extra cost. I’m available for a chat about how I can contribute to your shed. If you’d like to talk, I can meet this week and run through how I approach bale branding, record keeping, and general wool quality control. Kind regards, [Your Name]