Night Ink Technician - 3rd Shift (Manufacturing)

TekniPlex; Winston-Salem (NC); On-site; USD 32,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical Coverage

Vision Coverage

401(k) Retirement Savings Plan

Daily Pay

Life Insurance

Job summary

TekniPlex is seeking an Ink Attendant for the 3rd shift (10:45pm–7:00am) to maintain inks, adhesives, primers and lacquers for the press department. You will load materials, manage inventory, and ensure waste disposal follows safety rules.

The role requires TABE, IVO and JSA/GMP training, strong math skills, and familiarity with MSDS and PPE. Physical demands include lifting up to 50 pounds and working around machinery; safety is paramount.

Qualifications

• TABE (Reading and Math) test must be successfully completed.
• IV0 certification training (Industrial Vehicle Operator) completed.
• JSA reading completed (Job Safety and Health Analysis).
• GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices) completed.
• Mathematical skills required.
• Knowledge of MSDS and PPE.
• Knowledge of Ink Rooms at the Liberty Facility.

Responsibilities

• Make inks, adhesives, primers, and lacquers required to run machines.
• Use PC to charge materials to machines.
• Return unneeded material to inventory.
• Identify hazardous waste and dispose properly in designated containers.
• Manage waste or waste containers in satellite areas.
• Label containers with hazard information.
• Inspect satellite areas for proper waste container condition.
• Store hazardous waste in correct location at designated times per RCRA.

Skills

Math skills

MSDS & PPE knowledge

Ink room knowledge

Industrial safety training

Job description

TekniPlex is seeking an Ink Attendant for the 3rd shift (10:45pm–7:00am) to maintain inks, adhesives, primers and lacquers for the press department. You will load materials, manage inventory, and ensure waste disposal follows safety rules.

The role requires TABE, IVO and JSA/GMP training, strong math skills, and familiarity with MSDS and PPE. Physical demands include lifting up to 50 pounds and working around machinery; safety is paramount.