We are in search of a ream cutter, who will be responsible for operating Lawson Guillotine Cutter that cuts & adjusts paperboard dimensions to job specifications. This is an independently run position which needs attention to detail as multiple actions are being processed.
Graphic Village is seeking a Production Floater to work in a variety of areas as needed in the manufacturing process. You must enjoy working on a variety of projects and willing to move from area to area as needed. This is a great position for students or graduates looking for bindery or apparel experience and eager to enhance their knowledge. The position is full-time.
We are in search of a head press operator. This position is responsible for setting up, adjusting, operating, and maintaining a single or multicolored offset press to print single-color, two-color, and/or multicolored work.
We are looking for a cutter operator in our bindery. Its main job functions are to set up, adjust and operate a variety of auxiliary binding machines containing several cutting heads, control surfaces or other attachments. Also, set up automatic bindery machines containing multiple functions and station capabilities.
PIANKO recently awarded Graphic Village with Best In Show for Division III and two Best In Category awards for the Basketball Player poster.
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