What are the responsibilities and job description for the Slitter/ Machine Operator position at George Schmitt & Co?
Job Description
In 1874 at the age of twenty-three, George Schmitt, began his namesake company as a stone lithographer in Brooklyn, New York. The art of stone lithography required the imagination of an artist and the technique of a craftsman— traits perfected by the young George Schmitt.
George Schmitt & Company is a fifth-generation, privately held family business that evokes the same enthusiasm and talent of its earlier days. Expanding into new and exciting worlds of print with its own engineered solutions, the George Schmitt & Company continues to look to the future for new innovations and technologies in the printing and converting industries.
In 1874 at the age of twenty-three, George Schmitt, began his namesake company as a stone lithographer in Brooklyn, New York. The art of stone lithography required the imagination of an artist and the technique of a craftsman— traits perfected by the young George Schmitt. George Schmitt & Company is a fifth-generation, privately held family business that evokes the same enthusiasm and talent of its earlier days. Expanding into new and exciting worlds of print with its own engineered solutions, the George Schmitt & Company continues to look to the future for new innovations and technologies in the printing and converting industries.
- Operators needed at 24 hour printing and converting facility located in Guilford, CT.
- Candidates should be computer literate and able to complete production and quality reports.
- Candidates should have good mechanical skills, ability to follow written work instructions, sharp eyes for quality issues and be very careful with excellent attention to detail.
- Candidates must be committed to quality production and continuous improvement.
- Experience with paper handling equipment (slitter) is required.
- We provide competitive wages and benefits, including medical plan, 401-K with match, vacations, sick pay, life insurance etc. EOE – M/F D/V.
In 1874 at the age of twenty-three, George Schmitt, began his namesake company as a stone lithographer in Brooklyn, New York. The art of stone lithography required the imagination of an artist and the technique of a craftsman— traits perfected by the young George Schmitt.
George Schmitt & Company is a fifth-generation, privately held family business that evokes the same enthusiasm and talent of its earlier days. Expanding into new and exciting worlds of print with its own engineered solutions, the George Schmitt & Company continues to look to the future for new innovations and technologies in the printing and converting industries.
In 1874 at the age of twenty-three, George Schmitt, began his namesake company as a stone lithographer in Brooklyn, New York. The art of stone lithography required the imagination of an artist and the technique of a craftsman— traits perfected by the young George Schmitt. George Schmitt & Company is a fifth-generation, privately held family business that evokes the same enthusiasm and talent of its earlier days. Expanding into new and exciting worlds of print with its own engineered solutions, the George Schmitt & Company continues to look to the future for new innovations and technologies in the printing and converting industries.