Press Helper

JEFFERSON CITY, MO 65101

Posted: 7/7/2025

Position: Warehouse

Customer Number: 81711

Job Number: 2588

Job Description

As a Press Helper you will assist the Operator in all duties required for the operation of the offset press, to include assurance of quality of printed image and accurate registration. The Press Helper must independently read job tickets to understand specificatons and consistently ensure plates and paper are staged for the next job.

Requirements:

High School diploma, attention to detail, consistent attendance, basic computer skills, Math skills necessary to compute perentages, weights, and measures, and strong communication skills

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

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