Screen Print Press Operator - 2nd Shift Job City of Kingston New York USA,Manufacturing / Production

Location: City of Kingston

Job Title:

Night Shift Screen Print Press Operator

Location:

Kingston, NY

Pay: $20 – $25 per hour

Schedule:

Full-time, Monday – Friday, 3:30 PM – 12:00 AM

Job Type: Temporary

This company is hiring experienced Screen Print Press Operators for a second shift at a Kingston production facility. This role owns the press from setup through teardown: dialing in each job, running clean prints to spec at production pace, and keeping the press moving through the night’s job plan. The right candidate knows M&R equipment, holds print quality at speed, and keeps downtime and misprints low so the shift hits its targets.

Job Responsibilities:

Set up M&R presses for each job — screens, registration, off-contact, ink and squeegee settings
Load garments and run automatic presses to spec (placement, color, coverage)
Perform test prints and get approval before running the full job
Monitor print quality throughout the run and adjust as needed
Tear down presses at job completion — pull screens, clean heads, and reset for the next job
Keep the press running efficiently to hit production targets and eliminate downtime
Perform routine press cleaning and basic maintenance
Reclaim / handle screens and manage ink as needed
Flag equipment, material, or quality issues to the night shift manager promptly
Keep the work area clean and organized

Skills:

Experienced with M&R screen printing presses
Skilled in press setup, loading, running, and teardown
Understanding of registration, off-contact, ink types, and cure temps
Strong attention to detail and consistent print quality at speed

Requirements:

Available Monday – Friday, 3:30 PM – 12:00 AM
Bilingual (English / Spanish) strongly preferred
Able to lift up to 50 lbs. repeatedly and stand for a full shift
Dependable attendance and consistent on time starts

What success looks like?

Is the press running clean? Set up fast, dialed in to spec, with minimal misprints and rework.

Did the shift hit its targets? Jobs run to plan, smooth teardowns and quick changeovers, downtime kept low.

Is the next operator set up to succeed? Screens reclaimed, ink managed, press and area clean and reset for the next job