Press Operator

Labelink is a North American leader in printing solutions and an essential service provider to the packaging industry, offering products such as labels, flexible packaging (pouches), shrink sleeves, and RFID labels. We are also committed to sustainable packaging solutions that support the ecological goals of our clients.

Responsibilities

Learn all safety features (nip points etc.) on the press as well as electrical and press components.

Read, examine and understand various section of the job ticket detailing the customer specifications to confirm components needed to set up the job.

Learn how to set up the press by installing: stock; die; mounting and setting printing plates on cylinders and anilox safely; install and remove doctor blades safely;

Learn how to key in codes etc. on console keyboard/touchscreen of computerized press.

Read operating procedure to ensure job duties and processes follow the quality management system and operates press accordingly.

Learn how to and runs 1 color, up to 6-color jobs and 1  the first 6-12 months.

Learn 4-color process and 1-2 spot colors.

Learn how to die-cut, troubleshoot and set tension.

Verify final proof approved by customer.

Identification of product on ticket (regular or pharmaceutical)

Verification of the related die on the ticket and proceed to die transfer to the appropriate press – removal of yellow circle on the board

Transmit tickets and records relative to the customer’s plates to press operator – removal of green circle

Perform wash-up as necessary and clean the press and remove accessories with the assistance of the Press Helper.

Post production

Learn how to remove components after press run.

Store and file plate records

Remove order from the board when printing is finished

Recover and clean cylinders and other components removed from the press.

Verify plate condition and proceed to storage

Does wash-up and cleans the press and components.

Matching of plate file with the related semi-finished product

Pick up dirty rags

Performs any other production related work assignment as requested by the Lead Hand or production management.

Education & Qualifications

1-3 years of experience in a printing plant

Good attention to detail, mechanically and technical inclined

Must be able to follow instructions and teachable

Good reading and comprehension in English and or French.

Methodical and organized person

Flexibility able to work weekend and overtime when required.

Efficiency;
Observation skills

Must have good vision and able to differentiate colors

Excellent quality driven work habits

Able to lift 50 lbs and to stand for 8 hours in a shift

Good team work and attitude.

Willing to learn press operation

Will train

Why join us
Our vision is to transform the packaging industry by consolidating key players, investing in technology, and creating a respectful, stimulating, and dynamic work environment.

Enjoy the opportunity to grow in an environment that values and trusts you.

Be part of a culture that emphasizes continuous improvement and professionalism.

Join a friendly, stimulating, and supportive team.

Develop your career with pride, supported by training projects tailored to your professional interests.

Benefit from funding for skill development training.

Enjoy a full range of competitive benefits, including comprehensive group insurance, travel insurance, health accounts, telemedicine, EAP, collective RRSP/TFSA, corporate events, an additional week of vacation during the year-end holidays, and much more!

We are an equal opportunity employer and accommodates candidates with disabilities. If contacted for an interview and you require accommodation, we will work with you to support your needs.

If this position interests you, apply today by sending us your resume!

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