Cutter Operator - Second Shift

This is a 2ND SHIFT position working from 3:00 PM - 11:30 PM.
Ironmark simplifies the marketing landscape and creates solutions for next-generation issues by providing end-to-end data, marketing, and communications services. With a strong print legacy, Ironmark has been delivering innovative solutions for nearly 70 years to sectors like healthcare, retail, B2B, and technology. The companys expertise includes high-quality commercial print, large format, creative/design services, data-driven digital marketing, predictive analytics-driven campaigns, branded merchandise, asset management portals, and SOC 2 Type II compliance. Known for seamlessly integrating these services using advanced technology, Ironmark stands as a nationwide, one-stop shop for integrated communications solutions and simplifying complexities across the marketing supply chain.
The Cutter Operator is responsible for the accurate and efficient cutting of printed materials, ensuring that they meet quality standards and are prepared for either further processing or for distribution to customers. The Cutter Operator will utilize cutting equipment to perform finishing operations. The Cutter may also assist with related bindery tasks as needed. Working with the Production Manager, the Vice President of Operations, and with cross-functional Production departments, the Cutter Operator contributes to company success by efficiently delivering consistent, high-quality finished print projects.
Accurately and consistently log jobs in and out of Pace throughout the workday.
Operate and maintain cutting equipment, ensuring precise trimming and cutting of printed materials according to specifications.

Set up and adjust cutting machines for different job specifications, ensuring accuracy and quality during the cutting process.
When needed, perform pre-run checks and coordinate with the Production Manager or another production team member for approval before full production runs.

~ Monitor equipment during cutting operations for proper functioning and address any issues immediately.

Handle, organize, and inspect printed materials, ensuring that they are ready for the cutting process and that they meet job specifications.
Follow job tickets and production schedules to prioritize and complete finishing work efficiently and accurately.

Inspect finished products for accuracy, consistency, and overall quality, addressing and resolving any issues or defects in the binding or finishing. Ensure that finished products meet client specifications and quality standards.
Collaborate with other production departments to ensure a smooth workflow and timely completion of print projects.

• Regularly check inventory of cutting supplies and notify the Production Manager when reorders of materials are needed.
• Perform routine maintenance (lubricating, replacement of worn parts) and troubleshooting, notifying the Production Manager of maintenance tasks as well as of unresolved maintenance issues.

Implement quality assurance processes to minimize waste and rework.
Adhere to environmental and regulatory requirements related to bindery processes and materials.
Mandatory overtime may be required.
Knowledge of the printing processes and equipment, press specifications and capabilities to produce digital printing.
Knowledge of specifications for paper types, sizes, and weights required to properly handle, cute, and prepare various printed material.
Knowledge of safety regulations related to cutting equipment.
Possesses a positive customer orientation and an ability to adapt/respond to different types of personalities.
Must thrive under tight deadlines and effectively manage multiple projects simultaneously.
Minimum High School Diploma or equivalent.
Industry Experience: Must have 10+ years of experience in the Print industry, with a focus on cutting and finishing operations
Must be able to work Mandatory overtime.
Visual acuity to review and verify print inputs and outputs.
Manual dexterity to operate printers, computers, and other equipment.
Ability to easily navigate the workplace, including offices and production areas, to supervise and collaborate with team members.
Frequently work on projects that require deadlines.
Ability to lift and carry equipment or materials weighing up to 30 pounds.