Snyder Packaging, Inc.
Heidelberg Sheetfed Offset Printing Operator
Snyder Packaging, Inc., Concord, North Carolina, United States, 28027
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Heidelberg Sheetfed Offset Printing Operator
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Snyder Packaging, Inc.
A day in the life You start by opening the job ticket, reviewing the layout, and confirming project specifications. From there, you bring a Heidelberg sheetfed offset press to life—mounting plates, dialing in ink and water balance, and completing make‑ready. You run predetermined pulls, compare them against standards, and make precise adjustments. Throughout each load run you watch color, registration, and print quality, documenting results as you go. You keep the press clean, submit maintenance requests when needed, and record operating and maintenance activities. You support your supervisor and plant manager with additional tasks, all while following Snyder’s safety and quality practices.
How you’ll spend your time
80%: Make‑ready and run a Heidelberg offset press to Snyder Pkg. quality standards
10%: Hang and position plates, set ink and water levels, and perform other offset press operations
5%: Enter data into the computer and complete required forms
5%: Perform routine maintenance and cleaning on the machinery
Core responsibilities
Interpret job layouts and project requirements; prepare equipment for production runs
Troubleshoot issues and adjust press settings to maintain quality and throughput
Inspect every load run, checking pre‑determined run pulls for accuracy
Maintain operating logs, maintenance records, and submit service requests as needed
Carry out additional duties assigned by the supervisor and plant manager
Adhere to Snyder’s established safety and quality standards
Minimum qualifications
Hands‑on experience operating offset printing equipment and strong color vision
Basic shop math (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division)
Intermediate English skills for reading, writing, listening, and speaking
Basic computer proficiency: data entry, typing, printing
Comfort with measurements; able to read a ruler accurately
Key competencies
Mechanical aptitude and troubleshooting mindset
Keen eye for defects and detail
Strong problem‑solving abilities
Working understanding of printing, die cutting, and gluing in packaging
Physical effort
Manual loading and lifting; occasional climbing during machine operation
Mix of repetitive and intermittent tasks; active, varied work requiring strength
Operate semi‑automatic equipment; requires good eyesight
Work environment General warehouse environment within a paperboard packaging facility. Role involves reaching, bending, and lifting. Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs.
Proficiency
Shop Math Skills
Seniority level Entry level
Employment type Full‑time
Job function Management and Manufacturing
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Heidelberg Sheetfed Offset Printing Operator
role at
Snyder Packaging, Inc.
A day in the life You start by opening the job ticket, reviewing the layout, and confirming project specifications. From there, you bring a Heidelberg sheetfed offset press to life—mounting plates, dialing in ink and water balance, and completing make‑ready. You run predetermined pulls, compare them against standards, and make precise adjustments. Throughout each load run you watch color, registration, and print quality, documenting results as you go. You keep the press clean, submit maintenance requests when needed, and record operating and maintenance activities. You support your supervisor and plant manager with additional tasks, all while following Snyder’s safety and quality practices.
How you’ll spend your time
80%: Make‑ready and run a Heidelberg offset press to Snyder Pkg. quality standards
10%: Hang and position plates, set ink and water levels, and perform other offset press operations
5%: Enter data into the computer and complete required forms
5%: Perform routine maintenance and cleaning on the machinery
Core responsibilities
Interpret job layouts and project requirements; prepare equipment for production runs
Troubleshoot issues and adjust press settings to maintain quality and throughput
Inspect every load run, checking pre‑determined run pulls for accuracy
Maintain operating logs, maintenance records, and submit service requests as needed
Carry out additional duties assigned by the supervisor and plant manager
Adhere to Snyder’s established safety and quality standards
Minimum qualifications
Hands‑on experience operating offset printing equipment and strong color vision
Basic shop math (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division)
Intermediate English skills for reading, writing, listening, and speaking
Basic computer proficiency: data entry, typing, printing
Comfort with measurements; able to read a ruler accurately
Key competencies
Mechanical aptitude and troubleshooting mindset
Keen eye for defects and detail
Strong problem‑solving abilities
Working understanding of printing, die cutting, and gluing in packaging
Physical effort
Manual loading and lifting; occasional climbing during machine operation
Mix of repetitive and intermittent tasks; active, varied work requiring strength
Operate semi‑automatic equipment; requires good eyesight
Work environment General warehouse environment within a paperboard packaging facility. Role involves reaching, bending, and lifting. Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs.
Proficiency
Shop Math Skills
Seniority level Entry level
Employment type Full‑time
Job function Management and Manufacturing
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