Press Operator. Perform manual and machine operator tasks in the set up, maintenance and operation of a printing press. Interpret instruction, perform or direct press set up and run adjustment samples to set print quality. Operate press to produce product to quality standards. DIGITAL PRESS OPERATOR Responsible for previewing, preparing, proofing and printing the full range of color and black and white jobs on a digital color press. Performs advanced duties in the electronic preparation of files for digital printing, including color manipulation and correction. Requires knowledge of and experience working with trapping and imposition, preflight, file preparation, color management, color calibration process and instruments. Performs advanced level trouble- shooting of files. Maintains high standards of quality by evaluating and monitoring output according to specifications and/or client expectations. Monitors and calibrates system and supplies to ensure uninterrupted production. Must have experience using computers and knowledge of multiple operating systems. Performs troubleshooting, maintenance, cleaning, and replenishing of consumables. May perform all duties of an EP1. BOOK BINDER I Set up, operate and maintain large machine bindery operations. Machinery may include didde collating machine (including numbering machine), hand fed stamping embossing equipment, programmable cutters, large folding equipment, in-line stitch/trim equipment, adhesive (perfect) binding equipment, and 3-knife trimmer, set up and maintain hand fed gang stitcher. May temporarily perform functions of other bookbinder classes without loss of pay. BOOK BINDER II Set up, operate, and maintain hand fed operations on smaller, less complicated equipment. This may include tipping equipment, single and multi-spindle drills, hand fed perforating/scoring equipment, single function stitchers, manual punching and closing (GBC) equipment. Feed, unload and/or pack on full multiple function binding lines and hand-fed gang stitcher; take off folders; miscellaneous hand folding or assembling; inspect and sort material; and feed shrink wrapper. May temporarily perform duties of any lower class without loss of pay. SHIPPING/RECEIVING/STOCKROOM COORDINATOR Coordinates the delivery and receiving of materials to and from vendors. Moves equipment and supplies. Coordinates the deliveries of finished printed material to the client. Insures all shipping documents and functions are completed accurately and, in conjunction w...
Press Operator. This position will act as the team leader. The responsibilities will include the overall control of the equipment as well as the efficiency and effectiveness of the team. They are expected to work as a team member sharing knowledge and effort with Assistant Operators. Assistant Operators The Assistant Operators will assist, in general, with any machine or department tasks as directed by the operator, including the responsibility for learning, within 6 months on the job, to operate the press and relieving the operator in cases of temporary absence. APPENDIX "B" PLANT RULES
Press Operator. A Press Operator is responsible for all equipment and the operation of such equipment located in the Press Room. The Lead Press Operator will be responsible for the training and safety of others assigned to this job. The Press Operator and The Lead Press Operator may also be required to perform miscellaneous labor as needed to assist in the operation throughout the plant as long as Employees in that specific job class are not displaced. The Press Operator needs to know and understand the general responsibilities as listed in the Employer job description.
Press Operator. Rotary Die Press 2nd Man Folder Operator Folder 2nd Man Folder 3rd Man CorrugatorHelper Rotary Die Press 3rd Man Litho Laminator Operator Litho Laminator 2nd Man Students Rate 1/92 Rate 1/93 Rate Jan. 1/94 Lead Hand (Article 17.04) to adjustment of five cents made to the base labour or better makes this protected differential change from cents (146)to cents (96) per hour. APPENDIX
