Screen Printing Press Operator - 2nd Shift

Posted 11 days ago

evergreene manufacturingBirmingham (AL)

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About the role

Screen Print Press Operator ALG is seeking a Screen Print Press Operator with knowledge and experience in the screen printing process. Experience in apparel screen printing, with multi-color and/or automatic press will be considered in lieu of flatbed and cylinder printing press experience. Equipment is M&R flatbeds and Sakurai cylinder press. Prior printing experience required.
Fundamental Responsibilities: Operate production equipment safely and efficiently, producing quality products. Inspection of product produced to job specifications and quality standards Receives production order and job assignments from supervisor or lead. Obtains needed supplies to produce job. Completes production records as required by company guidelines. Ensures cleanliness of work area. Project positive and professional behavior/attitude Additional tasks/duties/special projects may be assigned, as necessary
Qualifications & Skills: Mechanical aptitude Ability to solve routine production issues Ability to operate and adjust mechanical equipment to maintain quality and speed Work independently with little supervision Detail Oriented Good color perception Able to make good decisions when problems present themselves Multi task the ability to handle multiple tasks in fast paced environment Basic computer skills.
Education & Experience: Screen printing experience required High school diploma or general education degree (GED) required Minimum 1 year operating screen printing equipment in a manufacturing setting Screen printing automatic press operator experience, a plus Digital or Graphic screen printing experience, a plus Cylinder press operation, a plus
Physical Demands: Ability to regularly lift/or move up to 30 pounds and occasionally lift and/or move 50 pounds. Bending and twisting for 8 hours or more Standing and walking for 8 hours or more Good color perception

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