Offset Press Operator I — Setup, Run & Mentor

RRD; Smyrna (TN); On-site; USD 25,000 - 38,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, and vision coverage

401(k) with company match

Life insurance and disability coverage

Parental leave and tuition assistance

Employee discounts

Job summary

RRD is seeking an experienced press operator to set up, adjust, and run single or multi-color offset presses in Smyrna, TN. You will perform make-ready tasks, inspect plates and cylinders, and ensure color accuracy to meet quality specs.

You will also maintain presses, perform routine servicing, and train teammates on standard procedures and safety practices. Strong attention to detail is required for consistent, high-quality output.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of offset printing procedures, materials, equipment, and safety requirements.
• Ability to read and interpret job specifications to determine setup materials.
• Knowledge of press capabilities to determine appropriate use and adjustments.
• Understanding packing pressure to achieve proper printing pressure.
• Skill in mounting printing plates with a micrometer.
• Routine operational maintenance and minor repairs to equipment.
• Ability to adjust feeder and feed board settings.

Responsibilities

• Set up, adjust, operate, and maintain offset presses.
• Perform make-ready tasks and inspect plates/cylinders for quality.
• Make color corrections and press adjustments to meet specifications.
• Perform routine press maintenance and minor repairs.
• Train and mentor new and existing employees on procedures.

Skills

Offset printing

Press setup

Micrometer use

Quality inspection

Maintenance

Job description

RRD is seeking an experienced press operator to set up, adjust, and run single or multi-color offset presses in Smyrna, TN. You will perform make-ready tasks, inspect plates and cylinders, and ensure color accuracy to meet quality specs.

You will also maintain presses, perform routine servicing, and train teammates on standard procedures and safety practices. Strong attention to detail is required for consistent, high-quality output.