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QUAD · 2 months ago

Second Shift Saddle Stitch Operator

Burlington, WI

Full-time

Onsite

New Grad, Entry Level

$25/hr - $25/hr

Quad is a global marketing experience company that helps clients enhance their marketing effectiveness. They are seeking a Saddle Stitcher Operator to operate and maintain saddle stitching machinery, ensuring quality production and supporting various manufacturing tasks.

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Responsibilities

Operate the machine effectively and safely according to standards to ensure a quality product

Perform and document preventative and routine maintenance as needed or assigned

Make ready the stacker, tiers, mail head, and mail control

Make ready and run all aspects of the Saddle Stitcher (pockets, gatherer, Stitcher heads, in-feed, trimmer, mail table, and mail head, etc.)

Make-ready and run demographic and inkjet

Fill in for other master operators when needed

Assist other master operators with start-ups as much as possible when their line is down

Support material handlers during continuous and self-supported running (including mail-sacking, skid stacking, pocket filling, cover filling, etc.) and give work direction during downtime and clean-up

Read and understand binding instructions, and mailing instructions, and support the BCS system

Ensure proper functioning of safety devices (i.e., guards, stop buttons)

Maintain a safe and clean work environment

Perform additional tasks as needed or assigned

Qualification

Harris 855 experienceMuller Saddle Stitcher experienceMechanical aptitudeBCS System knowledgeOrganizational skillsTime management skillsCommunication skillsTeamwork

Required

Harris 855 and Muller Saddle Stitcher experience a plus (335, Bravo, or Prima Plus)

Demonstrated skill in mechanics/mechanical aptitude

Ability to read and interpret binding/mailing instructions and operating/maintenance manuals

Knowledge of department safety practices

Good understanding of all Bindery functions/procedures

Good understanding of the co-palletization process, demographics, and selective binding processes

Good understanding of primary causes and remedies for various quality problems

Ability to recognize, identify, analyze, and communicate problem situations and/or factors

Basic computer skills, including a good understanding of the BCS System

Willingness to move to other machines

Willingness to work overtime on unscheduled days

Good organizational and time management skills

Strong communication skills, both oral and written

Ability to work easily and productively with others and with minimal supervision

Essential functions of this job include the following: the ability to lift 10-15 pounds continuously, the ability to lift up to 50 pounds occasionally, stand for long hours, use hands and wrists continuously in controlled movement, receive and follow instructions, and use vision to identify defects