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About the Role

We are looking for qualified individuals to apply for the full-time, onsite Apprentice Machinist

position. As an Apprentice Machinist, you will work with experienced Journeymen Machinists,

assisting them in the maintenance and operation of the crucial machinery and equipment used

in our printing processes. You will report directly to the General Foreman for the Machinists.

Responsibilities:

• Support journeymen in operating and monitoring different machines involved in printing,

including the fundamental operations of lathes, milling machines, and grinders.

• Learn to identify minor mechanical problems and work under guidance to resolve them.

• Develop an understanding of safety regulations and help maintain a safe workplace for

all team members.

• Work with journeymen, maintenance personnel, and supervisors to learn and support

efficient operations.

Basic Qualifications:

• High school diploma or GED equivalent.

• Readiness to undergo training on different tools and equipment.

• Experience with safety guidelines within a manufacturing setting.

• Physical capability to lift and move moderately heavy items, stand for extended

durations, and work in a loud environment.

• Willingness to work evenings, holidays, and weekends.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Technical training or coursework in machining.

• Familiarity with printing press operations.

This role is represented by District 15 of the International Association of Machinists and

Aerospace Workers, as agent for Eureka Lodge 434.

The rate of pay for this role is $158.31 per shift.

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The shift rate of pay for this role is:

$158.31 — $158.31 USD

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