Press Operator Assistant — 12-Hour Night Shift (Printing)

Graphic Packaging International; Pineville (NC); On-site; USD 42,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive Pay

401(k) w/employer matching

Health & Welfare Benefits

Paid Time Off + holidays

Job summary

Graphic Packaging International is seeking a Press Operator to assist the 1st Pressman with make-ready, operation and maintenance of the printing press, ensuring quality and safety on 12-hour shifts.

Responsibilities include making color/register corrections, running press in the absence of the 1st Pressman, reading job specs, adjusting press components, maintaining ink and rollers, and supporting SQF compliance within a large, diverse manufacturing team.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED required.
• 1 year of professional manufacturing experience preferred.
• Ability to read and follow safety rules and procedures.

Responsibilities

• Assist 1st Pressman by making color or register corrections and/or press adjustments prior to production run to meet specifications.
• Run press during absence of 1st Pressman and perform duties of a 1st Pressman as needed.
• Read job specifications to determine setup materials required to run the job.
• Adjust press parts (feeder, delivery, guides, wheels, tapes, cams) using hand tools.
• Assist in replacing worn rollers and adjusting press pressure.
• Maintain and clean blankets, ink fountains and distributing rollers.
• Assist in press maintenance and perform other duties to meet company goals.

Skills

Language skills

Math skills

Reasoning

Mechanical

Forklift license

Education

High School Diploma or GED

1 year manufacturing experience preferred

Tools

Fork Truck Operator’s License

Job description

Graphic Packaging International is seeking a Press Operator to assist the 1st Pressman with make-ready, operation and maintenance of the printing press, ensuring quality and safety on 12-hour shifts.

Responsibilities include making color/register corrections, running press in the absence of the 1st Pressman, reading job specs, adjusting press components, maintaining ink and rollers, and supporting SQF compliance within a large, diverse manufacturing team.