Production Associate

Machine Assistant

About the Company

Our client produces instant lottery tickets, bringing together manufacturing expertise, creativity, and printing technology. Behind each ticket is a team focused on color, consistency, quality, and security. This is an opportunity to contribute to a distinctive product while developing practical skills in a specialized production environment.

Lottery Ticket Production Three 12-hour shifts

1st and 2nd shifts - MUST BE FLEXIBLE

Sunday-Tuesday 7am-7pm OR 7pm-7am

Wed-Friday 7am-7pm OR 7pm-7am

Every other SATURDAY

Our client produces instant lottery tickets, bringing together manufacturing expertise, creativity, and printing technology. Behind each ticket is a team focused on color, consistency, quality, and security. This is an opportunity to contribute to a distinctive product while developing practical skills in a specialized production environment.

Help make the tickets behind the excitement. We’re recruiting a Machine Assistant for a company that produces instant lottery tickets, where printing technology, color, and precision come together to create a product people recognize. Join the press team and play a hands-on part in turning paper and ink into finished tickets.

If you enjoy working with equipment, staying active, and seeing the results of your work, this role offers plenty to get involved in. You’ll prepare materials, mix inks, support press setup and changeovers, and work alongside operators to keep production moving safely and accurately—all while building specialized printing skills.

What We Offer

· Competitive compensation plus a profit sharing program

· Company pension and 401(k) to support your future

· Health and extended benefits

· Professional development opportunities and tuition reimbursement to keep building your skills

· Footwear subsidy to help with required work shoes

· Employee engagement activities and free parking

What You’ll Do

· Keep production supplied: prepare new paper rolls and move printed rolls to the next stage of production.

· Work with color: handle and mix inks, monitor viscosity and pH, and keep ink inventory organized.

· Help operators get presses ready for production, including setup and changeovers.

· Support preventive maintenance, cleaning, chiller upkeep, roll identification, and foil-related press tasks.

· Protect product quality and your team by following safety, quality, and security procedures and keeping a clean work area.

· Pitch in with daily press operations and other assigned tasks to keep the team moving.

Who You Are

· Someone who notices the details, stays organized, and takes pride in safe, accurate work.

· A clear communicator who works well with others.

· Comfortable using database or spreadsheet software at an intermediate level.

· Able to differentiate between colors.

· Interested in cross-training, learning different tasks, and helping others build their skills.

What You’ll Bring

· High school diploma or GED and the ability to meet the required mechanical aptitude assessment standard.

· An understanding of flexographic and digital printing press manufacturing processes.

· Printing, general manufacturing, and tool-handling experience are assets.

· Ability to lift, push, or pull 50 pounds. The role involves handling anilox sleeves weighing 20–25 pounds, plate sleeves weighing 15–20 pounds, ink pails weighing 45–50 pounds, and ink drums weighing up to 650 pounds.

· Ability to wear steel-toe shoes, hearing protection, and other required personal protective equipment.

Pay: From $18.00 per hour

Expected hours: No less than 36.0 per week

Benefits:

• 401(k)
• 401(k) matching
• Dental insurance
• Health insurance
• Paid time off
• Vision insurance

Work Location: In person