Peripheral Operator

Broadridge•South Windsor, CT

About The Position

Peripheral Operators operate assorted electronic printing equipment to produce client output. They interpret production orders to determine job requirements before producing printed output, maintain output quality by matching colors and aligning the work to customer requirements, and perform preventive maintenance. They may also perform other duties as required.

Requirements

Be able to move heavy paper rolls.
Be able to safely push output stacks onto an output cart.
Be able to lift up to 35 pounds.
Be able to read, write, speak, and understand English.
Have basic knowledge of computer functions.
Be able to stand or walk for 12 hours.
May be required to work overtime outside normally scheduled hours as business needs require.
May be exposed to excessive or loud noise where hearing protection may be required.
Understand equipment operation and interrelationships, and be able to troubleshoot and isolate failures.
Use time efficiently, work at an appropriate pace, and meet deadlines.
Work effectively and respectfully in a diverse group environment and build relationships.
Safely use a wide range of tools, equipment, and machinery; possess mechanical aptitude.
Understand and apply industry and job standards, regulations, and rules, and understand workflow.
Seek training, develop skills, improve performance, ask questions, and apply new information and procedures.
Conduct precise and thorough reviews of materials and documents.
Perform basic mathematical functions and use a calculator.

Nice To Haves

High school diploma or equivalent preferred.

Responsibilities

Break out and organize jobs.
Review and understand job details in work orders.
Load the correct paper stock.
Assign proper alignment and/or registration.
Set up and operate equipment, and troubleshoot or resolve basic machine problems.
Print and forward output to the customer or next department.
Complete daily production paperwork and compile documentation needed to close out work orders.
Inspect work using quality-control measures.
Perform procedures for balancing negotiable and non-negotiable work.
Perform assigned preventive maintenance on equipment.
Maintain a neat, clean, and safe work environment.
Maintain periodic training certifications.
Perform other duties as required.