Envelope Converter Operator - 2nd Shift

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direct marketing solutionsFreedom (PA)

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About the role

Wide Range Envelope Converter Operator Direct Marketing Solutions is a multi-channel marketing company specializing in direct mail & digital marketing. To keep up with our growth, we are looking for experienced Wide Range Envelope Converter Operator to join our team! Temperature Controlled Environment!

Position Summary: The Envelope Converter Operator operates the W & D Envelope Converter for Direct Marketing Solutions (DMS), observing the progress of the jobs being run in accordance with operating instructions.

Primary Responsibilities:

Set up, operate, adjust, and repair Converter
Ensure necessary tools and supplies are available before operation begins
Verify work ticket and completes quality control sheets to ensure a quality and correct envelope
Packs converted envelope tight & securely
Monitor the Converter on a continuous basis to ensure consistent operation and quality of product
Performs maintenance for the W & D Converter in accordance with the preventive maintenance program
Cleans the workstation and keeps supplies replenished

Requirements:

High School diploma or GED or equivalent experience
One to two years' relevant experience
Basic computer skills including Microsoft Suite
Willingness to work outside of regular business hours
Basic Math Skills

Schedule: 1st Shift: 06:30am to 2:30pm (Monday through Friday)2nd Shift: 02:30pm to 10:30pm (Monday through Friday)

Pay: Competitive rates

Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision, Disability, and Life Insurance eligibility on 1st day of month following hire. Paid Time Off 401k

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