Printer Tech

Posted 9 days ago

carolina polyChester (SC)

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Junior

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$17.50

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About the role

Printer Tech Carolina Poly, Inc. in Chester, SC, is currently seeking a Printer Tech to join our team. Carolina Poly produces several lines of plastic products including high-quality trash bags and construction films. Carolina Poly is a new facility that is part of an established nationwide manufacturing company that can provide growth and advancement opportunities. Starting at $17.50 Tracks and orders supplies/materials Monitors ink levels and refills ink when necessary Performs light maintenance on the production equipment Provides general support to the manufacturing team Producing sample packaging to try out different materials and designs. Running production trials to make sure it works and is safe Additional duties as become necessary and/or are assigned by management Printer Techs work a yearly set schedule of 4 days on and 4 days off with 12 hour shifts. The days of the week worked will rotate from week to week. Candidates must be available to work each day of the week. The ideal candidate will possess: 1 year experience in a manufacturing company preferred Excellent written and oral communication and presentation skills Must be able to adjust to changing priorities and handle multiple task The ability to be a good student of Carolina Poly processes and procedures. Carolina Poly offers competitive compensation packages including Medical/Dental, paid vacations and holidays, and 401(K).

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