Folder Technician

Resource Label Group•Sandy, UT

10d

About The Position

Resource Label Group is recruiting a Folder Gluer Technician to set up and operate Folder Gluer machines. The role involves producing and finishing packaging, maintaining equipment and quality, and supporting the bindery team. The technician must follow customer specifications, job tickets, standard operating procedures, and safety requirements while working independently and collaboratively. The position may involve day, night, weekend, and holiday shifts; schedules vary with workload and are not guaranteed. Overtime is required.

Requirements

Five or more years of Folder Gluer Operator experience.
High school diploma or GED.
Communication skills.
Administrative skills.
Leadership abilities.
Strong work ethic.
Desire to work additional hours (overtime).
Mechanical and technical aptitude.
Entry-level computer skills.
Ability to lift 50 pounds continuously, stand for long hours, and use hands and wrists continuously in controlled movement.
Ability to receive and follow instructions and use vision to identify defects, with or without reasonable accommodation.
Ability to work day, night, weekend, and holiday shifts as needed; schedules may vary and no shifts are guaranteed.
Ability to perform required overtime.

Responsibilities

Set up and run Folder/Gluer production.
Operate and understand machine components, including the feeder, glue systems, delivery, and barcode readers.
Work with straight-line and auto-lock boxes.
Read customer specifications and job tickets and follow standard operating procedures.
Set up and fine-tune equipment to reduce operating stops.
Adjust and repair equipment as needed for smooth operation; inspect working parts and identify those requiring replacement.
Perform quality checks and maintain optimum quality.
Perform line clearance by removing product, trash, boxes, and other supplies associated with completed orders.
Perform general machine maintenance and lubrication.
Assist with housekeeping in the bindery area and remain familiar with all areas of finishing.
Follow required safety procedures, including those concerning PPE, ergonomics, and chemical hazards, and perform work in a manner that protects employee health and safety.
Multitask and prioritize tasks; communicate effectively and work independently with minimal supervision as well as in a team environment.
Perform basic math calculations and maintain production charts and records.
Train new employees and direct the machine crew during production and downtime.
Serve as a technical resource to other departments and coworkers to address and resolve inquiries and problems.