Job Description
Job Description
This job post is collecting resumes for manufacturing shop clerks in our Garfield, NJ warehouse. It does not necessarily mean we currently have an opening. Once you apply your application will be saved in our database for future openings.
Positions on the manufacturing shop floor include assemblers, engravers, laminators, screen press operators, and floaters.
SOME ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF EACH ROLE ARE :
ASSEMBLER
- Review products for quality control and to ensure they meet expectations
- Disassemble, modify, and reassemble products
- Examine connections for correct fit of parts and subassemblies
- Maintain a safe and clean environment, comply with safety regulations
- Troubleshoot malfunctions, alert supervisors if repairs are needed
- Maintain inventory, expedite supply orders when inventory levels are low
- Minimize waste by conserving materials and resources
ENGRAVER
Monitor equipment operation to ensure that products are not flawed.Set equipment controls to meet cutting specifications.Engrave and print patterns, designs, etchings, trademarks, or lettering onto flat or curved surfaces of a wide variety of metal, glass, plastic, or paper items, using hand tools or hand-held power tools.Mount materials or workpieces onto production equipment.Examine engraving for quality of cut, burrs, rough spots, and irregular or incomplete engraving.Clean workpieces or finished products.Insert cutting tools or bits into machines and secure themLAMINATOR
Receive production orders and job assignments from supervisorVerify the materials supplied for production are correct to produce job.Set up press by hanging the proper roll of film, setting up feeder and delivery and setting the correct timing and tension required.Pull proof sheets to confirm material position, adhesion and appearance and secure an approval prior to the production run.Complete job maintaining optimum production rate while maintaining all quality standards according to customer specifications or company guidelines monitoring for defectsSCREEN PRESS OPERATOR
Inspect printed material to ensure the correctness in all areas of color, registration, stock, and all other customer specifications.Adjust and maintain registration, color, perforations, and other customer specific printing specificationsConduct a visual inspection prior to printing of all material stock and ink for defects or noncompliance with job specifications.Carry out the final inspection to ensure the material, ink, plates or screens, cylinder / rollers, tension, and all other necessary customer specifications are correct prior to the start of the running the job.Adjusts all press machine parts and equipment : feeders, grippers, guides, feed wheels, cameras, and other machines parts, using proper equipment.EXPERIENCE AND QUALIFICATIONS
High school diploma / GED1-2 years of experience or specialized training in general assembly preferredAbility to read, write, and understand EnglishAbility to stand for long periods of timeAbility to lift up to 50 poundsAbility to bend, reach, and stoopSkilled in operating hand and power tools preferredStrong attention to detail, may work on assignments that are routine in natureRespectfully take direction from supervisors, overall positive attitudeFollow standard practices and procedures when directedReliable and prompt in attendanceProductive in fast-paced environmentsAvailable to work overtime when needed, may be asked to work holidays or weekendsBENEFITS
Competitive pay wage.Health, dental, and vision insurance offered.Company-paid basic life insurance.401(K) with matching contribution.Pet Insurance.Paid Time Off- vacation, personal, sick, and holidays.