Corrugated Industry Converting Supervisor

Posted 3 days ago

oberg associatesDenver (CO)

Paper Goods Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders Corrugated and Solid Fiber Box Manufacturing

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About the role

🚧 Corrugated Industry Converting Supervisor🕒 Full-Time (Multiple Locations in the US)We are seeking a production and safety focused Corrugated Industry Converting Supervisor to join our team. This role serves as key player with responsibilities skilled in producing high-quality corrugated products while maximizing machine efficiency, minimizing waste, and maintaining strict safety and quality standards. Candidates experience can include experience with Flexos, Rotary and Flatbed Die Cutters, Mitsubishi EVOLs, Folder Gluers, and others.🔧 What You’ll Tackle Set up, operate, adjust, and troubleshoot corrugated manufacturing equipment to meet production schedules and quality standards. Operate high-speed Flexographic Printers, Corrugators, Die Cutters, Mitsubishi EVOLs, and Folder Gluers. Conduct routine quality inspections to verify print registration, die-cut accuracy, slotting, scoring, folding, and glue application. Read and interpret production orders, customer specifications, and work instructions. Maintain accurate production records and document quality inspections.

⚡ What You Bring: 1+ years of industrial or manufacturing corrugated experience (corrugated ONLY!!!)Strong communication and organization skills Detail-oriented and able to multitask

Equipment Experience: Flexographic Printing Presses (Flexos)Mitsubishi EVOLsRotary Die Cutters Flatbed Die Cutters Folder Gluers Bundlers Strappers Conveyors Material Handling Equipment🎯 Why Join UsCompetitive pay + bonuses Health, dental & vision coverage Paid time off & holidays 401(k) with company match Real growth & training opportunities👉 If you’re the kind of person who gets satisfaction from training, solving problems, and keeping production rolling, hit “Apply” — we want you on our team!

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