Envelope Adjuster

Brief Description

As a Machine Adjuster, you aren’t just running equipment— you’re becoming a technical expert on the machines that power our operation. Every shift brings new challenges, hands‑on problem solving, and opportunities to master complex, high‑speed production systems.

• Set up, fine‑tune, and operate precision production machinery that creates millions of high‑quality printed products.
• Use digital controls and mechanical adjustments to dial in speed, alignment, ink flow, and registration for each job.
• Troubleshoot issues on the fly to keep production running at peak performance.

• Install plates, rollers, and other components to prepare equipment for new production runs.
• Perform routine maintenance, lubrication, and minor repairs that keep machines running smoothly.
• Load paper, ink, and materials, ensuring everything is prepped for a flawless run.

• Inspect printed materials for clarity, coverage, and alignment—your eye for quality directly impacts customer satisfaction.
• Confirm that inks, paper, and all materials meet exact specifications.
• Monitor equipment throughout each shift and record production data using computer systems.

• Partner with supervisors and team members to keep production smooth and efficient.
• Share ideas that help us continuously improve quality, safety, and throughput.
• Become a trusted resource as your mechanical and operational expertise grows.

This role is perfect for people who love hands‑on work, solving problems, and making an impact in a fast‑paced environment.

We welcome candidates with transferable mechanical or technical skills—printing experience is a plus but not required. (We will train you.)

• Experience in manufacturing, machine operation, automotive or equipment repair, facilities maintenance, or other mechanical trades.
• Strong mechanical aptitude and curiosity for how machines work.
• Basic math skills (fractions, measurements, etc.).
• Ability to read work orders and follow detailed instructions.
• Good communication skills and a team‑oriented mindset.
• Comfort working in tight areas or performing precise manual tasks.
• A commitment to quality and problem‑solving under pressure.

• Shift differentials + overtime opportunities.
• Hands‑on training with experienced adjusters.
• Long‑term advancement opportunities into senior technical, maintenance, or supervisory roles.
• Supportive culture with long‑tenured team members.
• A stable, growing company with over a century of success.