Rewind Operator 7:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Data-Mail, Inc.•Windsor, CT

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Rewind Operator operates a slitter/rewinder and digital finisher, inspects finished product, and is responsible for the quality of the final printed product, packaging and shipping, and the condition of equipment and the work area. The role also assists press operators with setup and cleanup as needed. Work is in person in Windsor, Connecticut, Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The operator reviews job tickets and work orders, prepares materials and equipment, sets up and adjusts the rewinder, and changes blades or slitter wheels as required. During production, the operator checks print and die-cut quality, packages product according to client instructions, maintains packing-material inventory, records production, and monitors the schedule and production speeds. The role also assists with shipping and receiving, troubleshoots problems, communicates maintenance and safety needs, completes reports, and performs routine and preventative maintenance.

Requirements

Trade school, high school diploma, or GED required.
Technical and mechanical aptitude.
Quality-conscious and detail-oriented.
Knowledge of computers.
Ability to read and write English.

Nice To Haves

Preferred 2–3 years of rewinding experience on narrow rewinders or equivalent; this experience is not mandatory, and training is provided.

Responsibilities

Review job tickets and finishing instructions, and ensure necessary packaging materials and information are available before starting a job.
Set up jobs according to work orders; change blades or slitter wheels as needed; set up, operate, and adjust the rewinder.
Inspect printed and die-cut product for color, registration, die strike, and imperfections, and ensure samples meet quality expectations.
Package product according to client instructions and maintain an inventory of packing materials.
Assist with shipping and receiving, including wrapping product, preparing bills of lading, obtaining rate quotes through the shipping terminal, and confirming received quantities.
Troubleshoot and solve problems as they arise.
Monitor the production schedule and achieve the best possible production speeds.
Accurately record finished-product production and complete end-of-shift or job reports as required.
Communicate maintenance needs, supply issues, and safety concerns to management.
Perform maintenance as needed and scheduled preventative maintenance as required.
Comply with company rules, regulations, and standard operating procedures, and maintain confidentiality of company-sensitive data.
Support quality improvement and recommend methods and procedures to reduce costs or improve quality and operating efficiency.
Keep the manager or supervisor informed of activities and situations that may affect corporate or department goals and objectives.
Assist press operators with setup and cleanup as needed, and perform other related duties to support department and company goals.