Die Cutter/Folder Operator
mele printing companyCovington (LA)
Die Cutter/Folder Operator
Posted 13 days ago
mele printing companyCovington (LA)
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$1000
About the role
Experienced Die Cutter/Folder Operator Are you an energetic, self-motivated individual who loves working independently but can also work well with others? Now is a great time to start your career with Mele Printing. The die cutter/folder operator is responsible for producing quality print products in compliance with job specifications and in accordance with company quality standards. Performs daily/weekly/monthly maintenance on equipment to ensure optimum output. Works closely with other team members to exceed customer expectations. Required to work overtime/weekends as needed. Culture:· Must bring a positive attitude daily· Must be a team player· Must be a good communicator between departments· Great environment to work; no harsh language allowed; everyone treated respectfully
Skills:
- Review job ticket and assemble appropriate stock, quantities, and ink for job
- Good mechanical skillsAbility to troubleshoot and perform preventative maintenance
- Ability to demonstrate problem-solving skillsAbility to read, comprehend, and follow instructions
- Must be able to handle multi-tasking
- Experience in commercial printing with die cutting, folding and gluing
Benefits:
- 401(k) matching· Health Insurance· Dental Insurance· Vision Insurance· Disability Insurance· Employer paid Life Insurance· Paid Time Off (2 personal days/6 paid holidays/up to 3 weeks' vacation after 5 years)· Wellness Program (earn up to $1000 in spending money per year)
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