Senior Machine Operator

About the Role

Perform routine operational tasks following established procedures. Monitor production systems and escalate issues as needed. Maintain accurate logs and documentation for compliance and audit. Assist in process improvements and participate in team projects. At senior levels, mentor junior associates and coordinate small workstreams. This intermediate‑level individual contributor manages projects that significantly influence departmental outcomes, guides less experienced peers, and makes targeted improvements to systems and processes. The role requires sound judgment, limited supervision, and communication both internally and externally within the department.

Schedule

Monday – Friday, 12:00 pm – 8:00 pm (full‑time).

Responsibilities

• Review job schedule list for assigned jobs, locate correct job materials/tickets on the finishing floor, and review job specification sheets to complete finishing work.
• Set up assigned finishing machines (e.g., folder, Muller, die cutter, guillotine cutter, saddle stitcher) by loading job materials and selecting specific components/configurations.
• Operate one or more finishing machines per specifications to complete finishing work for assigned jobs.
• Evaluate production samples to ensure adherence to client specifications and quality checklists; perform adjustments/actions as necessary.
• Package finished product in cartons, boxes, or pallets and review completed packaging to ensure adherence to ticket instructions before routing for shipment.
• Document job information such as material usage, scrap, and production time; enter data into the Monarch database for cost tracking and client billing by cost center.

Requirements

• High School Diploma or equivalent.
• Typically a minimum of 4 years relevant experience.
• Substantial understanding of the job; ability to apply knowledge and skills to a wide range of tasks.
• Works on assignments that are routine to moderately difficult, requiring decisions in resolving issues or making recommendations.
• Normally receives little instruction on daily work and general instructions on newly introduced assignments.
• Highly preferred: 6 years fast‑production machine experience.

Benefits

• Flexible and creative work environment.
• Inclusive and collaborative atmosphere.
• Professional and personal development resources.
• Opportunities to volunteer and support charities.
• Competitive salary and benefits.