Envelope Machine Adjuster / Mechanic
double envelopeJacksonville (FL)
About the role
Job Description:
Double Envelope, a leading manufacturer of custom envelopes, has immediate openings in our Gainesville, Florida Plant. These positions require good basic math skills and pre-employment testing. We offer competitive pay along with shift differentialsA full benefits package- Medical, Dental, Vision, Rx, Life, Additional Life, Long & Short-term DisabilityPTOPerfect attendance days-off bonuses earn up to an additional week off each year 401(k) with immediate entry into the plan, including an employer match We are 100% employee Owned as of January, 2016! Envelope Machine Adjuster The Envelope Machine Adjuster will set up, troubleshoot, and maintain the operation of envelope manufacturing machines. Job duties also include routine maintenance, equipment diagnosis and repair, material handling, quality control, and teamwork. Must have mechanical experience or maintenance-related skills—heavy lifting required. Our Shift Openings: 2nd Shift - $.35 shift premium 3rd Shift - $.50 shift premium\nCompany
Description:
An employee-owned company, Double Envelope is a custom envelope manufacturer and web offset printer producing envelopes, mailers, and specialty packaging for the statement processing, direct mail, and catalog industries. Double Envelope operates four (4) manufacturing plants located in Virginia, Maryland, Indiana, and Florida.
Company Description:
An employee-owned company, Double Envelope is a custom envelope manufacturer and web offset printer producing envelopes, mailers, and specialty packaging for the statement processing, direct mail, and catalog industries. Double Envelope operates four (4) manufacturing plants located in Virginia, Maryland, Indiana, and Florida.
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