Print Lab Operator. Research & Development

Posted 10 days ago

veracity solutionsBoulder (CO)

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About the role

Print Lab Operator The Field Representative II, Print Lab Operator will be responsible for the operation and maintenance of digital printers in a development and test lab environment. Works under the general guidance of more senior professionals, and decisions are aided by tools and processes. Receives detailed instructions and work is closely managed. Looking for someone who is: mechanically inclined, willing to learn and grow, self-driven/self-motivated, and detail oriented. On a daily basis the candidate will be responsible for the following: Perform daily and weekly maintenance activities on large commercial printing equipment and record corresponding activities and issues Handle large paper rolls, including moving with pallet jacks and loading and unloading from printing equipment. Load and unload ink cartridges in printing equipment Handle waste ink collection and dumping. Manage organization of waste ink collection bins and drums. Periodically move waste ink container bins and drums to shipping docks for waste vendor to pick up. Receive ink, paper, part and other supply deliveries, record transactions, and stage for warehouse or lab storage. Possible involvement with managing inventories of supplies. Set up and run printer jobs for Engineers and Technicians. Operate end-processing equipment on printed rolls. Simple printer repairs General lab cleaning and upkeep Interest in Printing Systems technology and is able to learn and operate digital production printer hardware and control units using established procedures and instructions.

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