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Make Ready - Press

Posted 2 days ago

ccl industriesLumberton (NJ)

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MakeReady Team Position CCL is a world class specialty packaging company with label manufacturing operations in virtually all major markets. Come discover new challenges with an industry leader! We are looking for a candidate for our MakeReady Team on 3rd shift. Work hours are Sunday to Thursday from 11pm to 7am. A 15% shift differential will be paid in addition to the hourly rate. Pre-employment background and drug testing required. CCL offers a competitive compensation and benefits package. We also offer a 401k program with company match and a Gain Share Program in addition to Medical, Dental and Vision benefits and a tuition reimbursement program. These are just some of the benefits we offer. Communicate with previous shift/supervisor on current press status Monitor schedule for changes and most efficient run order when possible Fill out and place station print process and tooling cards in print units Pull tooling and stage next job at press Ensure all stock needed is staged at press and load rolls as needed Check to see that all inks, coatings, solvents and materials are at press Stock press supplies Changeover presses along with operator with an emphasis on safety and speed Hang rolls of stock as needed Top off inks and coatings Check viscosities, if applicable Clean parts, rollers and rebuild chambers and squeegees Cover presses through breaks and lunches Communicate with supervisor on any needed spec changes or updates Along with operator, pull all tooling, inks, and materials from prior job Clean all parts, rollers off-line Organize and clean workbench, empty trash, fill solvent bottles Dispatch team on multi press changeovers to be the most efficient

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