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SITE Staffing Inc.
Training Program Temp - 1st shift
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Job Description
Training Program Temp - 1st Shift New Berlin, WI 53151
Posted:
09/10/26Job Number:
IV853644812
Pay Rate:
$19 / hour Job Description Bindery Machine Operator Training Program - 1st ShiftPosition:
Bindery Machine Operator TraineeJob Type:
Temp-to-Hire Training ProgramShift:
1st Shift, Monday-Friday, 7:00 AM-3:30 PMPay Rate:
$19.00/hourPAID TRAINING
Location:
New Berlin, WI Build a Career in Bindery Machine Operations! Are you a recent college graduate or someone early in your career looking for an opportunity to learn a skilled trade and build a long-term career in the printing industry? We are currently seeking a motivated individual to join our client's Bindery Machine Operator Training Program. This structured, hands-on training program is designed to teach you the skills needed to become a successful Bindery Machine Operator. The ideal candidate will be dependable, mechanically inclined, eager to learn, and interested in developing a long-term career in bindery operations. What You'll Learn The training program consists of six progressive phases designed to take you from the fundamentals of bindery operations through advanced machine operation: Phase 1 - Foundations | Weeks 1-2 Learn the fundamentals of bindery operations and the printing/finishing process. Become familiar with workplace safety, equipment, terminology, and procedures. Develop an understanding of basic bindery workflow and production expectations. Phase 2 - Machine Familiarization | Weeks 2-3 Learn the operation and function of bindery machinery and equipment. Become familiar with machine components, controls, and operating procedures. Learn proper machine loading, material handling, and basic adjustments. Phase 3 - Job Setup & Production | Weeks 3-6 Learn how to prepare and set up machines for different production jobs. Follow job specifications and production instructions. Develop skills in machine operation, adjustments, and production efficiency. Monitor equipment during production to ensure consistent output. Phase 4 - Quality Control & Color Management | Weeks 5-8 Learn to inspect finished products for quality and accuracy. Identify defects, inconsistencies, and production issues. Develop an understanding of color management and maintaining consistent finished-product quality. Make appropriate adjustments and communicate quality concerns when necessary. Phase 5 - Maintenance & Troubleshooting | Weeks 6-10 Learn basic preventative maintenance procedures. Identify common machine problems and production issues. Develop troubleshooting skills and learn how to make basic operational adjustments. Properly communicate mechanical or equipment issues to maintenance personnel. Phase 6 - Advanced Operation | Month 3+ Progress toward independently operating bindery machinery. Develop advanced setup and machine adjustment skills. Improve production efficiency while maintaining quality standards. Continue developing the skills necessary for a long-term career as a Bindery Machine Operator. Ideal Candidate Motivated to learn a skilled trade and build a career in bindery machine operation. Recent college graduate or someone early in their career looking for a long-term opportunity. Strong mechanical aptitude and willingness to learn. Dependable and committed to consistent attendance. Detail-oriented with a strong focus on quality. Comfortable working in a production/manufacturing environment. Able to follow instructions, learn technical processes, and work safely. Previous bindery or printing experience is helpful but not required—this is a structured training program. Apply today and begin your career path with us!!!Benefits
- Professional Development
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What they do
A Print Bindery or Finishing Worker operates equipment used to cut, fold, organize, and bind pages and covers for books.
$42,834 / year median in Wisconsin
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