Night-Shift Bindery Technician — Hands-On Printing

TKC - Kodi Collective LLC; Macedonia (OH); On-site; USD 42,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Benefits after 30 days

Paid time off & holidays

Overtime opportunities

Referral bonuses

PPE provided

Shoe reimbursement

401k

Job summary

Sheridan Ohio is seeking an Assistant Manufacturing Technician-Bindery for the night shift (7p–7a). You’ll be trained to operate high‑speed bindery equipment, learn setup and adjustments, and contribute to a fast‑paced, safety‑minded production floor.

We’re hiring 6 team members for a long‑term career path in print manufacturing. Experience with machinery in any industry is acceptable; candidates should be mechanically inclined, comfortable with basic tools, and capable of reading measurements.

Qualifications

• Experience operating machinery in any industry (manufacturing, warehouse, trades).
• Mechanically inclined and comfortable using basic tools.
• Able to read basic job instructions and measurements (decimals, sizes).
• Take pride in delivering quality work.
• Reliable and able to work well with a team.

Responsibilities

• Learn to operate and set up bindery equipment (cutters, folders, stitchers, and perfect binders).
• Keep machines running smoothly by making adjustments and monitoring quality.
• Work as part of a team to hit daily production goals.
• Inspect finished products to ensure they meet quality standards.
• Troubleshoot minor issues and keep production moving.
• Follow safety procedures and help maintain a clean, organized workspace.

Skills

Machinery operation

Mechanical aptitude

Reading measurements

Quality mindset

Team player

Job description

Sheridan Ohio is seeking an Assistant Manufacturing Technician-Bindery for the night shift (7p–7a). You’ll be trained to operate high‑speed bindery equipment, learn setup and adjustments, and contribute to a fast‑paced, safety‑minded production floor.

We’re hiring 6 team members for a long‑term career path in print manufacturing. Experience with machinery in any industry is acceptable; candidates should be mechanically inclined, comfortable with basic tools, and capable of reading measurements.