2nd Shift Press/Print Operating Technician

Taylor Corporation•Bloomington, IL

3d•Onsite

About The Position

Taylor Print & Visual Impressions, a Taylor Corporation company, is looking for an Equipment Operator to join the Bloomington, IL team. This role involves carrying out detailed instructions from job orders, setting up and adjusting presses for job runs to meet specifications, monitoring product quality during runs, and performing routine equipment maintenance. The company is a growing, dynamic, family-owned business with a focus on employee potential, opportunity, and security. They are a premier provider of printing and marketing solutions with a large workforce across multiple states and countries.

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).
Work Authorization: Must be authorized to work in the United States without the need for employer sponsorship.

Nice To Haves

Ability to distinguish colors.
Experience in a production related environment.

Responsibilities

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.
Perform routine equipment maintenance and upkeep.
Meet standards for output, waste, and spoilage.
Adhere to all safety guidelines.
Keep workspace clean and organized for efficiency in shift changeovers.