The purpose of this position is to finish and package printed products, along with the production of direct mail products. This requires the set-up and assembly of single and/or multiple components into a final product, either manually or by operating the following bindery/finishing/mailing equipment:
60-inch pressure sensitive/heat laminator, shrink-wrapper, 30-inch cutter, padding racks, rubberstamp assembly, three-hole drill, spiral punch & binder, tab laminator & cutter, stitcher, box maker, table-top folder, table-top laminator, high-speed punch, and industrial sewing machine, plus the following technically advanced bindery/finishing/mailing equipment:
30-inch folder, 40-bin collator, 6-pocket and 12- pocket inserters, 6-pocket saddle-binder, ink jet addressing/tabbing machine, and double-sided heat laminator.
A Printing Services Advance Equip Operator typically is ….
- Responsible for the accurate reading and comprehension of written job specifications. Job specifications provide the production details of each job/finished product.
- Responsible for the safe and efficient set-up and complete operation of all equipment.
- Responsible for the set-up and manual assembly of single and/or multiple components into a final kitted product.
- Responsible for the correct packaging, correct labeling, and safe palletizing of final products.
- Responsible for the safe and efficient operator maintenance and cleanliness of all the equipment (and their respective work areas).
- Responsible for the timely and accurate accounting and reporting of production time and materials, via shop-floor data collection terminals.
- High School diploma or equivalent
- Mechanical skills and abilities
- Basic math and measurement knowledge
- Basic volume and weight knowledge
- Physical abilities, including: the lifting of up to 70 pounds, extended walking/standing (up to 14 hours/day), bending, squatting, working in a prone position (during some troubleshooting and when performing some maintenance)
- Written and verbal communication skills
- Interpersonal and teamwork skills
- Problem solving skills
- Adaptability and versatility (change) skills
- Incumbent must be willing and able to work variable work schedules when and as required by the work load, which may include weekend and/or holiday hours
- Bindery trade school training/diploma
- Three years of trade bindery work experience, including two-years of technically advanced bindery equipment operation
- General Publix and Printing Services’ policies and procedures
- General printing knowledge
- Knowledge of chain-of-custody processes and procedures
- Advanced mail processes and postal regulations
- Publix and Printing Services job and code numbering systems
- Shipping and distribution of both internal and external systems
- Shop Floor Data Collection
- Safety Data Sheets (SDS), Lock-Out/Tag-Out (LOTO), Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)