GTC Manager - printing press
resiliencyEnoch (UT)
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What’s in it for you: Full benefits package: medical, dental, vision, 401(k), and paid time off
Lead a customer‑facing technical operation with real impact on press performance
Autonomy to improve processes, reduce waste, and drive quality results
Stable, hands‑on leadership role in a safety‑focused manufacturing environment
The role:
Oversee day‑to‑day GTC and ink room operations, ensuring ink‑to‑press readiness, color accuracy, inventory control, and technical support for customer presses. Lead and schedule Graphic Technicians, maintain SOPs, manage safety and quality standards, and troubleshoot press and ink‑related issues.
What you bring
Experience in ink formulation, color matching, or press‑side technical support, with the ability to lead teams, manage inventory, and drive continuous improvement.
If you want it even shorter or more conversational for LinkedIn or WhatsApp posting, I can tighten it further.
Seniority level
Not Applicable
Employment type
Full-time
Job function
Administrative and Business Development
Industries: Professional Organizations
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