Folding Carton Die‑Cutting Press Operator Wynalda Packaging Solutions Belmont, MI Job Details Full-time $20

•$22 an hour 1 day ago Benefits Health savings account Paid holidays Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Paid time off Vision insurance 401(k) matching Opportunities for advancement Life insurance Prescription drug insurance Qualifications Forklift Certification Machine assembly Inspection gauge Quality control samples Press operation Machine setup Folding (paper finishing) Equipment setup (production tasks) Machine operation Die tryout (die setup procedure) Machine cleaning Industrial paper gluing Mid-level Forklift Industrial equipment troubleshooting High school diploma or GED Maintenance (die setup procedure) Analysis skills Measuring instruments Continuous improvement Print quality checks Production monitoring Collaboration with manufacturing teams Machine adjustment Quality assurance experience within manufacturing Paper die-cutting Hand tools 2 years Material handling equipment operation Mechanical troubleshooting Full Job Description A day in this role Step onto the production floor at Wynalda Packaging and you'll own the die‑cutting process from set‑up through clean‑down. You'll pull die carts, load the die, counter, and stock, execute precise make‑ready steps to achieve cut‑to‑print accuracy and proper scoring, and then run at the expected rates while monitoring quality with retain pulls. Between jobs, you'll remove materials and dies, clean and adjust mechanical components, and partner with your teammates to keep the line humming and department goals on track. Schedule and training 2nd

Shift:

3:00pm

•11:30pm 3rd

Shift:

11:00pm

•6:30am

Training:

You will train on 1st shift (6:30am

•3:00pm) for 60-90 days About Wynalda Packaging Founded in 1970, Wynalda Packaging is a family‑owned, industry‑leading folding carton manufacturer serving global brands. We are committed to the success of our employees and provide advancement opportunities for people eager to grow. What you'll do Pull die carts and correctly load die, counter, and stock into the machine Perform make‑ready (set‑up) procedures for cut‑to‑print accuracy and proper scoring Run jobs at the expected rate while maintaining quality standards Continuously check quality by pulling retains during production Remove all material and dies after each job Complete routine maintenance such as cleaning and adjusting mechanical parts Collaborate with line teammates and contribute to department goals Train on 1st shift for 60-90 days before moving to your regular shift What you'll bring High school diploma or equivalent 2-3 years of mechanically focused experience with proven aptitude using hand tools Stable work history Clear communication and strong teamwork Analytical problem‑solving skills Mindset for process improvement Proficiency in mechanical troubleshooting, mechanical assembly, and machine set‑ups for production runs Forklift licensed Tools and machinery you'll operate Measurement gauges, calipers, and micrometers Flexographic printing press Gluer machine and box folding machine Forklifts Compensation and benefits Weekly pay based on experience, shift worked, and machine assignment Direct‑hire, full‑time role with comprehensive benefits: medical and prescription coverage, dental and vision insurance, life insurance, short‑term/long‑term disability, generous 401(k) plan, and voluntary flexible spending program Additional company benefits: vacation days, paid holidays, quarterly employee appreciation days, annual holiday celebration, and bonus opportunities

Job Type:

Full‑time Benefit highlights 401(k) and 401(k) matching Health insurance and Health Savings Account (HSA) Dental and vision insurance Life insurance Paid time off