Screen Printing Press Operator
akt enterprisesOrlando (FL)
About the role
Experienced Automatic Screen Printing Press Operators If you are currently a screen printer looking to push your skills or ready to learn an exciting new skill, this job is right for you! AKT is a full service merchandising company with a focus on screen-printing. Our talented team is passionate about what we do, but we have a good time while we do it. We bring passion and humor to work with us every day. The preferred team member will be an energetic, organized and dependable individual with the ability to work efficiently and effectively as well as exhibit exceptional attention to detail.
Preferred Qualifications:
3 years experience working with M&R automatic screen printing presses Knowledge of all aspects of production: setting up/breaking down jobs, burning screens, reclaiming screens, mixing inks, etc.
Requirements:
Screen-Printing experience is preferred but not required Reliable transportation and driver's license Excellent verbal & written communication skills Positive attitude & team oriented Strong time management skills -- possess a great work ethic Employee responsibilities consist of (but not limited to):Setup and register multi-color jobs including 4-color process, simulated process, etc. Follow strict QC standards Maintain a clean & safe work environment Work quickly and efficiently while producing high quality prints Follow written job instructions
Work Environment:
Informal dress code Open/easy communication with management Exposure to prolonged heat Most importantly we need someone who can meet our production requirements by being goal oriented and maintain high quality with speed. Full-time: Monday-Friday 8:30am-5pm Rate of pay dependent on experience of candidate.
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