Stitcher Operator 3rd Shift

RRD is a leading global provider of marketing, packaging, print, and supply chain solutions that elevate engagement across the complete customer journey. The company offers the industry’s most trusted portfolio of creative execution and worldwide business process consulting, with services designed to lower environmental impact.

About the role

3rd Shift: 7:00 PM - 5:00 AM Monday through Thursday with overtime every other Friday.

Starting pay decisions are determined based on multiple factors including relevant education, qualifications, skills, experience, certifications, proficiency, performance, shift, location, and other business needs. Typically, roles follow step progressions to a target rate or set increments over time. In addition to the hourly rate of pay, the total compensation package may include overtime, shift differential ($2/hr premium), call-in, and/or stand-by pay.

Pay

$22.00 - $32.78/hour

Responsibilities

• Set up, adjust and operate a variety of auxiliary binding machines
• Inspect equipment for safety issues
• Operate automatic adhesive binding machines (perfect binders) that contain numerous interrelated process stations fed collated sheets or signatures, performing functions such as vibrating, milling, roughening, gluing, covering, and delivering or stacking completed books, magazines, or catalogs
• Make needed adjustments to coordinate multiple work stations on a single machine
• Direct crew through all aspects of production
• Monitor quality, output, and productivity

Qualifications

• Thorough knowledge of the set up, adjustment, procedures, capabilities, and limitations of equipment to perform the full range of standard and specialized binding, folding, collating, and cutting of printed materials to complete a finished product
• Comprehensive knowledge of machinability of different paper weights, sizes, kinds, and colors to identify paper conditions (e.g., excessive moisture or curling that frequently requires additional machine adjustment)
• Ability to use the full range of standard and specialized tools and devices to adjust and maintain the functional accuracy and operating conditions of bindery machines
• Skill in making difficult adjustments to powered machines using hand tools (e.g., wrenches, screwdrivers, punches, knives) as well as more specialized hand tools, usually furnished by the machine manufacturer
• Skill in operating complicated bindery equipment such as folders, cutters, collators, stitchers, drills, and binding/gluing machines
• Ability to read and interpret written work orders indicating the number and sequence of machine operations required to complete the work and maintain dimensional accuracy in accordance with provided instructions

Benefits

• Medical, dental, and vision coverage
• Paid time off
• Disability insurance
• 401(k) with company match
• Life insurance and other voluntary supplemental insurance coverages
• Parental leave
• Adoption assistance
• Tuition assistance
• Employer/partner discounts