ABG Digicon Finishing Machine Operator (1st shift)

Taylor Corporation•Fresno, CA

7d•$20 - $26•Onsite

About The Position

Taylor Corporation is looking for an ABG Digicon finishing operator in Fresno, California. This role involves operating and maintaining ABG Digicon Series 2 finishing machines and other related equipment. The position requires adherence to safety guidelines, accurate completion of paperwork, and meeting production standards. Taylor Corporation is a growing, family-owned company with a focus on employee potential and long-term security.

Requirements

Mechanical and technical skills/aptitude
Basic math skills to read ruler and calculate label dimensions for stock optimization
Ability to operate equipment to obtain proficiency as measured through production and quality standards
Ability to understand verbal and written instructions for work orders
Ability to communicate professionally
Strong attention to detail
Ability to communicate and exchange accurate information and ideas so others will understand
Regularly required to remain in a stationary position
Constantly operates machinery and handles products including print materials
Frequently required to move inside the facility
Regularly move up to 25+ pounds (lift, push, pull and/or carry)

Nice To Haves

2+ years experience operating ABG Digicon Series 2 or equivalent finishing equipment
Label manufacturing experience
Knowledge of substrates, foils, varnishes, and finishing processes

Responsibilities

Primarily operate and maintain ABG Digicon Series 2 finishing machine; secondarily operate and maintain other related and/or equivalent machines
Manage versatile finishing modules including lamination, flexo printing/coating, hot foil stamping and embossing, flatbed screen printing, semi-rotary die cutting, and slitting/rewinding
Perform routine calibrations, adjustments, and maintenance to maximize machine performance
Carry out accurately and precisely detailed instructions from job orders. Identify possible errors or problems and take prompt action to correct.
Set up/adjust press for job runs to meet specifications.
Monitor product for quality during job runs. Check preciseness of detail against specifications. Take action to correct any problems.
Monitor equipment during job runs. Remain alert to mechanical problems and refer as necessary to maintenance.
Initiate the start up and running of jobs in keeping with production schedule.
Meet standards for output, waste, and spoilage.
Adhere to all safety guidelines. Keep workspace clean and organized for efficiency in shift changeovers.
Complete with accuracy related logs and paperwork.