Offset Lithographic Press Specialist

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A Day in the Life You arrive to your press, review the job ticket, and start your setup: mount plates, dial in ink and water balance, and lock in color. Once the press is humming at optimal speed, you’re watching densities and registration like a hawk—making on-the-fly adjustments to keep every sheet on spec. If a defect appears, you catch it fast, correct, and continue.

Between runs, you change plates, blankets, and cylinders; clean fountains; recalibrate systems; and document counts, make readies, and waste with precision. Before you leave, you brief the next shift on status and any production concerns so they can hit the ground running.

What You’ll Own Full setup, operation, and care of the offset press to meet quality and schedule targets

Plate, blanket, and cylinder changes; ink fountain and unit cleaning as needed

Ink/water balance, color matching, and color set adjustments throughout the run Continuous quality checks, defect detection, and corrective action

Machine adjustments to sustain throughput and minimize downtime

Routine recalibration and preventative/predictive productivity maintenance

Accurate tracking of counts, make readies, and waste

Clear communication of job status at shift handoff and timely escalation of issues to the Team Lead Strict adherence to safety practices, including lock-out/tag-out and Haz Com What  You Bring High school diploma or GED3+ years operating offset presses with a strong grasp of lithography, color management, and finishing

Mechanical aptitude and the ability to read job instructions accurately

Comfort with both computer interfaces and mechanical systems

Knowledge of predictive and productive maintenance approaches

Focus on speed, quality, and uptime

Physical ability to stand for long periods (including 10–12 hours on concrete), bend, perform repetitive motions, and regularly lift 25 lbs (occasionally up to 40 lbs)
Reliability, punctuality, accountability for quality, and strong interpersonal communication—able to work independently and as part of a team Locations
1174 Elkton Farm Road, Forest, Virginia 24551, United States
1805 East Washington Street, Mount Pleasant, Iowa 52641, United States Work Setting Onsite Compensation  $20–$28

Benefits Medical, dental, and vision insurance; retirement savings plan; short- and long-term disability; life insurance; EAP; PTO; holidays; sick and volunteer days; and tuition assistance.

EEO Statement We are an equal opportunity employer.

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At our Company, we have a clear vision: to foster and maintain a supportive and cooperative workplace that celebrates uniqueness and advances equity. We pride ourselves on helping people help people, and we know our company runs on the hard work and dedication of our passionate and creative employees. Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion is more than a commitment at our Company-it is in everything that we do.