Envelope Operator - Night Shift

Job Summary: The Envelope Machine Operator must be able to work with the Machine Adjuster on the W+D 527 and/or W+D 627 Envelope Converting Machine effectively to meet production goals to satisfy the demands of our clients and intra-company departments, while upholding the highest level of quality and commitment to Innovairre. Essential Functions and Responsibilities: Understands the basic envelope components. i.e., materials, ink, gum, poly, and their role in preparing and acquiring supplies. Maintains adequate levels of glue, ink, window film, etc. Reads the work orders and understands needed information to prepare and run upcoming work. Boxes envelopes correctly and apply appropriate labeling. Applies established procedures for organizing information and managing records with missing or incomplete name data. Understands the machine guarding and stop controls. Identifies pinch points and possible hazards. Assists adjuster on set-ups and during downtime. Using time wisely and helping with all tasks assigned by the Adjuster. Performs quality inspections to ensure accurate measurements of envelope, window, and flap dimensions Notifies the Machine Adjuster or Supervisor if there is a quality problem or if the machine is not working properly. Loads raw materials, loads and packs finished envelopes in a fast-paced environment Performs preventive maintenance. Fills out production reports including information such as name, date, job number, activity codes, etc., that are to be turned in at the end of the shift. Works safely to prevent accidents by keeping the area clean and free of any trip hazards (such as straps or hoses), following proper lifting techniques and keeping all aisles, fire extinguishers and hose areas clear. Performs additional responsibilities as required to ensure the team's success.

Requirements: Requirements High school diploma or GED required Previous heavy machine operator experience preferred. Able to bend, kneel, reach, stand, and lift up to 50 pounds as needed. Able to stand on feet for 12 hours. Must be able to read, write, and communicate in clear business English. Ability and desire to learn the craft and become a Machine Adjuster. Able to work overtime, as needed. Able to work well as part of a team and be held accountable for quality of work produced. Highly professional and dependable. Willing to follow all safety rules and procedures, which includes wearing all required safety equipment (earplugs, safety glasses, gloves, etc.)