Orthopedic Boot And Shoe Designer And Maker Cover Letter

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From / Sender - Applicant full name - Applicant Address - Applicant contact no. - Applicant email address	To / Receiver - Employer title/Name - Employer position - Organization name - Organization address
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Dear Hiring Manager:

This is to express my interest in "orthopedic boot and shoe designer and maker" position advertised on June 13, 2014; My resume is enclosed for your review. Given my closely experience and excellent capabilities I would appreciate your consideration for this job. My work experience and duties are an ideal match for this position and cover all job requirements.

Your Requirements:

Expert Orthopedic Boot And Shoe Designer And Maker with at least 2 years of experience, excellent covers all position duties.

My Matching Career Experience:

For 3 years I worked as Orthopedic Boot And Shoe Designer And Maker.

My Job Responsibilities were to:

1) Fabricate boots and shoes for deformed feet according to prescription patients measurements

2) Study prescription to define degree of deformity type of correction to be built into shoe

3) Measure foot, using calipers, tape measure, rule and other measuring devices & instruments and applying knowledge of foot anatomy orthopedic shoe-making techniques

4) Discuss boot shoe styles available with customer to define customers desires

5) Make plaster cast of foot when exact measurements are required

6) Design paper patterns for shoe parts cuts out leather from pattern, using knives

7) Mark and punches out eyelets, and inserts clinches metal rings in holes, using eyelet riveter

8) Tack insole on last draws upper over last with pliers, tacking upper in place

9) Insert foam cushioning or arch support material, like steel, leather, or cork, under insole to support or cushion foot

10) Sews sole upper together, using sewing machine

11) Glue cork, leather, wood, or rubber material to build up extension of outer sole to specified height

12) Buff surface of sole curves sole upward to provide stable walking surface

13) May fabricate arch supports which can be inserted in regular shoes.

I appreciate your time taken to review my credentials and experience.

I look forward to being interviewed at your earliest convenience. Lot of thanks for your consideration and care.

Sincerely,
[ Sender/your name ]

Enc: Resume