Komori Pressman

PRISMA GRAPHIC CORPORATION•Austin, TX

13d•$25 - $28•Onsite

About The Position

The Komori Color Pressman is responsible for operating and maintaining Komori printing presses to produce high-quality printed materials according to customer specifications. This position ensures accurate color reproduction, proper press setup, and efficient production while maintaining safety and quality standards.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent required.
2–5 years experience operating Komori or similar offset printing presses preferred.
Strong understanding of offset printing processes, color control, and registration.
Ability to read and follow job tickets, specifications, and production schedules.
Mechanical aptitude and ability to troubleshoot press problems.
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds and stand for extended periods.
Strong attention to detail and commitment to print quality.
Good communication and teamwork skills.
Basic math skills for measurements, ink adjustments, and production counts.

Nice To Haves

Experience with 6-color or 8-color Komori presses.
Knowledge of densitometers and color measurement tools.
Experience working in a commercial printing environment.
Preventative maintenance knowledge for press equipment.

Responsibilities

Operate and monitor Komori offset printing presses for multi-color print jobs.
Set up press for production including plates, ink, paper stock, and press adjustments.
Maintain proper color registration, ink density, and print quality throughout the run.
Perform routine maintenance and cleaning of press equipment.
Inspect printed materials to ensure they meet company and customer quality standards.
Troubleshoot press issues such as color variation, misregistration, or mechanical problems.
Maintain accurate production records including job tickets and run quantities.
Coordinate with prepress, bindery, and production staff to ensure efficient workflow.
Follow all safety procedures and company policies in the pressroom.
Reduce waste and maximize efficiency during production runs.