INSERTER OPERATOR

DCG ONE•Upper Marlboro, MD

5d•$20 - $24•Onsite

About The Position

The Inserter Operator sets up and monitors high-speed automated inserter equipment, configuring machinery to meet job specifications and produce expected results. The role requires knowledge of USPS mailing and sorting regulations for letters, flats, and other mail formats. Operators work with multiple jobs and varying specifications each day. Regular attendance is necessary, and overtime may be needed, including nights and weekends. The company is seeking a reliable person with strong computer skills who is mechanically inclined and willing to learn.

Requirements

At least six months of related experience or training, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Knowledge of USPS regulations and mailing and sorting requirements.
Strong computer skills.
Ability to lift up to 30 lbs frequently; the job details also state an ability to lift 35 lbs.
Hand dexterity and strength.
Ability to be on one’s feet for eight hours.
Flexibility in work hours; overtime may be needed, including nights and weekends.
Technical skills.
Results-driven approach.
Problem-solving and analytical skills.
Strong organizational skills.
Initiative and independence.
Excellent written and oral communication skills.
Self-motivation.
Ability to multitask and prioritize.
Customer/client focus.
Flexibility.

Responsibilities

Review and understand production work orders, and communicate with other departments and staff to obtain information needed to complete jobs.
Operate the Pitney Bowes FPS inserting system and VDP inline inkjet equipment.
Set up and change over equipment for different job types, including A7, #10, 6 x 9, and 10 x 13 formats.
Read job tickets and set up machinery to meet each job’s requirements.
Work with inline inkjet and variable data, and perform match inserting using 2D, 3 of 9, and Code 128 barcodes.
Reconcile jobs in the online reporting system.
Apply knowledge of USPS mailing requirements.
Identify machinery maintenance needs; monitor machine operation and train other operators on proper operation.
Troubleshoot problems, take corrective action, make repairs, and notify the supervisor of difficulties.
Communicate information to operators on other shifts.
Work safely and report potentially unsafe circumstances.
Work in other departments when requested.
Maintain accurate, quality-assured work and follow HIPAA and FSC company guidelines.