FINISHING OPERATOR ASSISTANT

Posted 6 days ago

smyth companiesMinneapolis (MN)

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$20 - $23 Hourly

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About the role

Join Smyth Companies as a Finishing Operator Assistant and be a part of a team that takes pride in creating high-quality labels and packaging for our customers. Make a difference every day by ensuring our products stand out and exceed expectations. Come grow and develop your career with us!
Daily Responsibilities: Inspect for printing defects with close attention to detail Box and pack completed orders for shipping Adhere to company work rules and safety regulations Maintain a clean and organized work area Collaborate with teams to improve finishing operations
Required Skills: Solid reading, math, and problem-solving skills Effective time management to meet project deadlines Excellent interpersonal and communication skills Ability to provide high levels of customer service High school diploma or equivalent Company Information: Smyth is a top 10 label and packaging printer in the US, providing high-impact decorative labels for consumer goods producers. We serve mid-sized and Fortune 500 companies, as well as hometown and boutique businesses worldwide. Join us in achieving our growth objectives and taking our company to the next level.
Salary and Benefits: Compensation is based on skills and experience, with a minimum hourly wage of $20 and a maximum hourly wage of $23. Our full benefits package includes health, dental, vision, PTO, paid holidays, short- and long-term disability, life insurance, and more.
EEO Statement: Smyth Companies is an equal opportunity employer and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any kind. We are dedicated to creating a work environment free from bias, where everyone has an equal opportunity to succeed based on merit and performance.
Employment Type: Full Time
Years Experience: Less than 1 year
Salary: $20 - $23 Hourly Bonus/Commission: No

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