Finishing Operator 3Rd Shift

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About the role

Job Title: Finishing Operator
Department: Production / Manufacturing in a printing envirnment
Reports To: Finishing Supervisor or
Production Manager Job Summary: The Finishing Operator is responsible for operating and monitoring equipment used in the final stages of the production process. This role ensures that products are completed to quality standards, properly packaged, and ready for shipment. Tasks may include trimming, folding, binding, labeling, inspecting, and packaging materials based on job specifications.
Key Responsibilities: Operate finishing equipment such as folders, cutters, laminators, binders, or labelers depending on the product type Perform setup, adjustments, and calibration of machines to ensure optimal output Inspect finished products for defects, quality, and adherence to customer specifications Package, label, and prepare completed items for shipment or storage Perform basic maintenance and cleaning of finishing equipment Record production data, job progress, and material usage Collaborate with other departments (e.g., quality control, shipping) to meet deadlines Follow company safety policies and procedures at all times Maintain a clean and organized work area Suggest improvements to workflow, quality, or safety as appropriate
Qualifications: High school diploma or equivalent (required) Experience in a finishing or manufacturing role (preferred) Basic mechanical and troubleshooting skills Strong attention to detail and quality standards Ability to follow written instructions, work orders, and technical drawings Physical stamina to lift, stand, bend, and perform repetitive tasks Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Working Conditions: Fast-paced production environment May involve exposure to noise, dust, or chemicals depending on the facility Standing and repetitive motion throughout shift Occasional overtime or shift work depending on production need Buena Park BranchCA

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