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Role: Print Finishing Operator
Salary: £28,275
Location: Mansfield
Shifts: Various shifts available 

The Opportunity:

We are seeking skilled Printing or Folder Operator to join a busy print finishing team.
As a print or folder Operator, you will play a key role in ensuring high-quality output on folding machinery and supporting smooth production processes. This position offers an excellent opportunity to develop your skills, work with modern folding equipment, and grow within a supportive team environment.
We are looking for motivated Printing or Folding Operators who are committed to quality and efficiency in print finishing.

Key Responsibilities:

Ensure the correct job codes/versions are set on the machine.
Obtain an "OK To Proceed" from the Folding Cell Leader or Finishing Manager once make-ready is completed.
Monitor and maintain the quality of work produced and make adjustments as required.
Maintain optimum machine output speed and keep the machine area tidy and safe.
Efficiently utilise any machine staff provided and provide coaching and guidance when needed.
Complete all required documentation in line with ISO 9001 standards.
Pass relevant information to subsequent shifts and ensure comprehensive shift handovers.
Report breakdowns or abnormalities immediately.
Provide support across other folding machines, including holiday and sickness cover.
Ensure daily and monthly preventative maintenance is carried out and forms completed.
Carry out stock checks on machine parts and reorder where necessary.
Maintain lean manufacturing standards and report if targets are not met or unachievable.
Undertake training as required and comply with Information Security Management System (ISMS) policies.
Perform any other duties as required to support production and continuous improvement. 
What We Are Looking For:

Experience operating folding machinery, particularly MBO or Heidelberg folders (other machine experience considered).
Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality.
Good understanding of Health & Safety requirements.
Ability to work effectively in a team and provide guidance where required.
Literate and numerate with relevant technical qualifications (City & Guilds or equivalent).
Flexibility to work across shifts and support continuous improvement initiatives. 
Benefits:

Enhanced, Incremental holiday allowance
Work along some large organisation brands within the food, banking and global distribution sector
Pension allowance
Strong progression Opportunity
Early finish on Fridays.
Great working culture
Death in service cover (double salary)

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