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Finishing Operator: Foil/Die Cutting - Swing Shift

Position:                    Finishing Operator – Foil/Die Cutting

Reports to:                 Finishing Manager

FLSA Status:              Non-Exempt

Department:                Manufacturing

Location/Shift:            Burlingame, CA / Day or Night Shift

 

Essential Function:

            The Finishing Operator is responsible for operating foil/die cutting machines, producing high quality printing jobs, to meet customer and company expectations, in a cost-effective manner while meeting strict deadlines.

Experience:

            Minimum 3-5 years’ experience running a foil/die cut machine such as an SBL or Bobst in a commercial printing environment(experience with Kluge a plus)

Job Duties and General Expectations:

  • Follow team leader instructions for Finishing processes
  • Ability to follow written and oral instructions
  • Excellent eye for detail
  • Highly motivated with a positive attitude and ability to work in a team environment
  • Ability to multi-task
  • Communicate effectively with manufacturing personnel
  • Have a minimum knowledge of computers (knowledge of PSI is a plus)
  • Keep accurate and complete daily records for data collection
  • Meet company and departmental standards, including: Customer Requirements, Compliance, Safety, Quality, etc.
  • Follow Lahlouh ISO Quality Procedures and Work Instructions, and complete forms and checklists as necessary
  • Follow Lahlouh policies outlined in the company handbook
  • Work overtime and weekends, as business needs dictate
  • Perform other duties as required
  • Attend department and company meetings
  • Assist in training new and temporary employees

Position Specific Skills & Competencies:

  • Set up and run SBL/ KLuge for die cutting and foil stamping, including troubleshooting
  • Ability to set up jobs and register foil with critical registration
  • Ability to set up make readies on die cutter
  • Keep jobs and production floor clean and organized
  • Ability to sit, stand, and/or walk for prolonged periods of time
  • Ability to push/pull loaded pallet jacks and/or rolling carts
  • Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds regularly and 75 pounds on occasion
  • Perform daily, monthly and quarterly maintenance on foil/die cutting machine
  • Communicate any job specifics, issues or other pertinent information regarding jobs to the next shift, if necessary

Education

High school graduate/GED

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