Digital Printing Technician
romo durable graphicsDe Pere (WI)
About the role
Digital Printing Press Operator Operating digital printing presses and equipment to produce finished graphics.
Duties and Responsibilities for this position include:
Operating presses included dimensional forming press and narrow-web inkjet printers.
Operating computer software and interfaces associated with each press.
Operate additional equipment, rewind and inspection equipment.
Miscellaneous handwork related to graphics finishing including quality inspection.
Knowledge and Skills for this position:
Attention to detail is critical for the position as well as adherence to customer quality standards and procedures.
Ability to work effectively independently
Understanding goals of 100% on-time delivery and error-free production.
Good oral and written communication skills.
Strong work ethic and a professional attitude.
Ability to read blueprints, job specifications, and measurement tools
Effective prioritizing, organizational and problem-solving skills.
Ability to differentiate colors and understand basic color theory.
Background or training in graphic production is helpful, but not required.
Ability to lift 50 lbs.
Experience Qualifications Required:
2+ years in a production environment, experience in digital printing preferred.
Minimum Requirements of Employer:
On the Job Training
Education Required: High School Diploma / GED Equivalent Required
Required: Must pass pre-employment drug screening
Job Location: De Pere, Wisconsin
Second Shift Hours: Monday- Friday flexible hours starting after 10:00 each day
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