Flexographic Delta Converting Press Specialist

Meyers Printing; Brooklyn Park (MN); On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

401(k) with company match

Generous paid time off

10 paid holidays

Profit sharing

Onsite exercise room

Job summary

Meyers Printing in Brooklyn Park, MN is seeking a Delta converting press specialist to run a Delta press and produce high-quality labels. You’ll verify color, registration, and dimensions against drawings, adjust settings to spec, and document results while maintaining safety and cleanliness.

The role requires problem solving, precision, and teamwork with R&D and Production to pilot new materials and applications. Two or more years of press operation experience are required.

Qualifications

• Two or more years of machine operation experience in a manufacturing setting.
• Ability to read, write legibly, follow verbal and written instructions, and perform basic math for weights and dimensions.
• Strong understanding of shop math and tolerance interpretation.

Responsibilities

• Review job orders to fully understand requirements and specifications.
• Set up and adjust the Delta press for each production run.
• Monitor output quality continuously; compare against drawings and standards and take corrective action.
• Troubleshoot and resolve most press operation issues independently.
• Perform routine upkeep and cleaning of the press.
• Accurately complete all production and quality documentation.

Skills

Attention to detail

Numerical/math skills

Problem solving

Teamwork

Communication skills

Education

High school diploma or GED

Tools

Dial calipers

Digital calipers

Hand tools

Measuring equipment

Job description

Shape What’s Next in Sustainable PackagingAt Meyers, we’re building a better future for people, products, and our planet. As a Flexographic Delta Converting Press Specialist, you’ll run a Delta converting machine to produce high-quality labels and specialty converted products while partnering on innovation across a wide range of materials.A Day in the LifeYou arrive for your shift, review the job ticket, and dial in the press to precise specs. Throughout the run, you’re checking color, registration, and dimensions against drawings and quality standards. If anything drifts, you troubleshoot quickly—adjusting, correcting, and documenting as you go. Between jobs, you perform routine maintenance, keep the area clean, and look for ways to reduce waste. On select projects, you’ll collaborate with R&D and Production to pilot new applications and materials.What You’ll DoReview job orders to fully understand requirements and specifications.Set up and adjust the Delta press for each production run.Monitor output quality continuously; compare against drawings and standards and take corrective action.Troubleshoot and resolve most press operation issues independently.Perform routine upkeep and cleaning of the press.Accurately complete all production and quality documentation.Hit productivity targets while minimizing raw material waste.Support R&D and Production in testing and developing new applications.When You’ll WorkMultiple shifts available as we grow. Nights: 6pm–6am on either Mon/Tues/Wed or Thu/Fri/Sat; both schedules also include every other Sunday. Earn generous additional shift differentials.What You BringAbility to interpret detailed instructions and complete precise, detail-oriented work.Strong shop math (fractions, percentages, precise measurements).Consistent record of meeting or exceeding performance and quality standards.Physical capability to stand for long periods; use hands/dexterity; stoop, kneel, lift, carry, push, and pull. Strong close and distance vision, accurate color perception, and peripheral vision are essential.Commitment to safety standards and safe work practices.Reliable attendance and punctuality.Effective communication, listening, and interpersonal skills.Adaptability to changing priorities and multiple demands.Computer literacy.Comfort with basic hand tools and inspection instruments (dial and digital calipers).Problem-solving mindset.Knowledge of paper stocks, inks, and printing industry materials/techniques; experience in a flexographic environment is a plus.Minimum QualificationsHigh school diploma or GED.Two (2)+ years of recent machine operation experience in a manufacturing setting.Ability to read, write legibly, follow verbal and written instructions, and perform basic math for weights and dimensions.BenefitsIn addition to competitive wages, full-time team members (30+ hours/week) receive:Health insurance401(k) with company matchGenerous paid time off10 paid holidaysProfit sharingOnsite exercise roomAnd moreComplianceMeyers is an Equal Opportunity Employer and participates in E-Verify.