Bindery Utility, Night Shift

JEFFERSON CITY, MO 65101

Posted: 7/7/2025

Position: Machine Operator

Customer Number: 81711

Job Number: 2592

Job Description

Stitching and punching documents, Coiling and cutting materials, gluing, pages or covers, cleaning equipment regularly, perfomring basic preventative maintenance, troubleshooting mechanical issues as they arise, following general guidelines and job specifications, collaborating with coworkers and supervisors

Requirements:

Must be quality minded and pay attention to detail, must be able to read and understand a job ticket, requires the ability to solve problems, must have a good work and attendance record, ability to work overtime when necessary

To apply for this position, click the link below or contact the local office at (573) 632-2269

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