Saddle Stich Operator
Moore, Topeka, KS, United States
Saddle Stitch Operator
Overview
This is a night shift position. You will train on days for 2 weeks and will be moved to nights. The Saddle Stitch Operator is responsible for setting up, operating, and maintaining saddle stitch binding equipment to produce high-quality printed materials such as booklets, magazines, catalogs, and brochures. You will work a 3/4 schedule.
Responsibilities
Set up/operate saddle stitch machines, including feeders, stitch heads, trimmers, and stackers
Read and interpret job tickets, layouts, and specifications
Load printed signatures, wire, and other materials into equipment
Adjust machine settings for paper size, fold, stitch placement, and trim
Monitor production quality, checking for alignment, pagination, stitch integrity, and trim accuracy
Troubleshoot minor mechanical issues and perform routine maintenance and cleaning
Maintain production speed while minimizing waste and downtime
Accurately count, bundle, and label finished products
Follow all safety procedures and maintain a clean work area
Communicate with supervisors and team members regarding job status and issues
Required Skills and Abilities
All work must be done as per the specifications of the customer.
Must have the ability to understand the specifications and adjustments needed for several different job needs to ensure quality production as well as minimal errors and waste.
Safety Hazards
Works with machinery that has high-speed moving parts.
Cutters have sharp blades that could inflict life-threatening injuries if safety procedures are not followed.
Noise levels are consistently above the allowable levels. Hearing protection required.
Heavy lifting and proper lifting techniques are required.
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Overview
This is a night shift position. You will train on days for 2 weeks and will be moved to nights. The Saddle Stitch Operator is responsible for setting up, operating, and maintaining saddle stitch binding equipment to produce high-quality printed materials such as booklets, magazines, catalogs, and brochures. You will work a 3/4 schedule.
Responsibilities
Set up/operate saddle stitch machines, including feeders, stitch heads, trimmers, and stackers
Read and interpret job tickets, layouts, and specifications
Load printed signatures, wire, and other materials into equipment
Adjust machine settings for paper size, fold, stitch placement, and trim
Monitor production quality, checking for alignment, pagination, stitch integrity, and trim accuracy
Troubleshoot minor mechanical issues and perform routine maintenance and cleaning
Maintain production speed while minimizing waste and downtime
Accurately count, bundle, and label finished products
Follow all safety procedures and maintain a clean work area
Communicate with supervisors and team members regarding job status and issues
Required Skills and Abilities
All work must be done as per the specifications of the customer.
Must have the ability to understand the specifications and adjustments needed for several different job needs to ensure quality production as well as minimal errors and waste.
Safety Hazards
Works with machinery that has high-speed moving parts.
Cutters have sharp blades that could inflict life-threatening injuries if safety procedures are not followed.
Noise levels are consistently above the allowable levels. Hearing protection required.
Heavy lifting and proper lifting techniques are required.
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