Digital Press Operator | FT | Swing w/ Grave Shift During Peak Months

Posted 9 days ago

alexandersLindon (UT)

Printing Press Operators Commercial Printing (except Screen and Books)

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About the role

Digital Press Operator Alexander's | Automated Print + Fulfillment is seeking a smart, positive, friendly, high-energy individual to work as a Digital Press Operator. If you enjoy working with your hands, have an eye for quality, learn quickly, are detail oriented and hard working we would love to talk with you! We are currently hiring Digital Press Operators and Assistant Press Operators for the Swing & Night Shifts due to new machinery and client growth. The Digital Press Operator's primary daily function is to set up and operate a digital press and digital finishing equipment to produce items consistent with customer specifications. Alexander's is looking for a motivated individual willing to grow and learn with our company. Positive attitude is a must.

Responsibilities:

Setup and operate Digital Print equipment
Ensure press area is stocked with needed supplies (ink, stock, etc.)Verify information on work order is correct
Assist with press adjustments as required to ensure quality standards are met
Remove prints from press table
Communicate technical issues or problems with supervisor
Maintain a clean safe work station.
Ability to lift 40 to 50 lbs. at times also be able to stand for most of your shift.

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