Machine Operator Level 2 - Weekend Days - SBS

Job Description

Description

Shutterfly 's purpose is to help share life’s joy. Shutterfly has over 10 million customers, we process over 26 million orders yearly, and host over 40 billion photos. Our manufacturing teams work in state-of-the-art facilities to produce these products that delight our customers.

Top 10 Reasons to Work at Shutterfly!!!!

1. Career with on-the-job training and development
2. Coolest co-workers in town!
3. Competitive hourly pay and overtime during peak production
4. Health, dental, and vision insurance
5. Paid Time Off. (i.e....paid vacation!)
6. Climate controlled, state-of-the-art facility
7. Casual, relaxed attire
8. On-site amenities include a gym, game room, free beverages, etc.
9. Up to $2500 in free Shutterfly merchandise and huge discounts
10. Too many additional reasons to list

Responsibilities:

Reviewing Job Orders Each job order differs, requiring press operators to remove or install different parts and supplies. Printing press operators review each job order in advance and make adjustments as needed.

Installing or Removing Parts and Supplies Installing or removing parts and supplies, such as rollers, type, printing plates, screens, stencils, dies, and cylinders, according to specifications are necessary tasks. Printing press operators load, position, and adjust materials to be printed.

Cleaning the Printing Press To ensure that the printing press continues to work properly, printing press operators are responsible for knowing how to clean it. Cleaning can involve the use of various solvents, dry-ice blasting, or other cleaning materials as specified by the employer.

Monitoring Production Printing press operators consistently monitor production runs to ensure quality, making necessary adjustments during the run, such as to registration or color. They also monitor production to make sure it stays on schedule.

Performing Preventative Maintenance To keep printing presses operating at their top level of capacity, periodic maintenance and upkeep are vital. This includes large and small repairs and replacing mechanical components.

Troubleshooting Equipment Issues Aside from preventative maintenance, printing presses may stop working and need repairs. Operators need to know enough about the machine to effectively troubleshoot the issues.

Responsible for maintaining 6S standards and HIPPA.

Skills and attributes needed :
Able to operate and maintain Press and or Bindery equipment.
Required to take and pass the Workkeys assessment “Press” level testing.
Must have hard work ethic, ability to learn quickly, and common sense.
Able to work independently on projects and collaborate as a strong member
Communicate effectively with supervision, tech support, and other associates
Excellent attention to detail, flexible and adaptable to change
Able to operate under pressure and meet deadlines
Ability to multitask and set priorities
Computer knowledge including Microsoft Office programs and email
Strong interpersonal/communication and analytical skills
Ability to safely lift 50 pounds