Digital Finishing Operator/Die Cutter

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partners personnel managementCerritos (CA)

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Job Description: We are seeking Die Cutter Operators to help support our production operations. As a die cutter operator, you will be responsible for setting up and operating die cutting machines to convert printed materials into finished labels. Job Title: Die Cutter Operator
Location: Cerritos, CA
Pay Rate: $17.50/hour
Schedule: Monday - Friday, 5:00 AM - 1:30
PM Company Overview: Join a fast-paced, growing label manufacturing company located in Cerritos, CA. We specialize in producing high-quality labels for a wide variety of industries and are looking for reliable and detail-oriented individuals to join our team.
Key Responsibilities: Set up and operate die cutting machinery according to specifications Monitor production to ensure quality and accuracy Perform routine machine maintenance and troubleshooting Ensure safe and efficient operation of equipment Maintain a clean and organized work area
Qualifications: Previous experience as a die cutter operator is preferred but not required Strong attention to detail and quality control Ability to work independently and follow instructions Must be reliable and punctual Able to stand for long periods and lift up to 50 lbs
Benefits: Consistent weekday schedule Opportunities for growth within the company Friendly, team-oriented work environment
How to Apply: Submit your resume or visit us in person to apply. We're hiring immediately! www.partnerspersonnel.com Buena Park BranchCA

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