Press Operator (3rd Shift)

MOO is all about making great design available to everyone. We do that by producing premium print and branded merchandise. But it’s as much about how we do it, leading with design, technology and sustainability. Founded in 2004, we’ve come this far by being obsessed with the happiness of our customers.  Along the way, we’ve built an award-winning and much-loved brand, with exceptional customer satisfaction and Trustpilot ratings. Those customers are typically small and medium-sized businesses based in North America, the UK, and Europe – businesses that, like us, value design and see the brand-building power of putting something real in people’s hands.   We’ve received the highest business award in Britain, ‘The Queen’s Award for Enterprise’. Part of Tech Nation’s ‘Future Fifty’, we’ve been profiled in the Financial Times, and ranked in the Guardian’s top 10 UK start-ups. Today we are over 350 people, headquartered in the UK but with many of our people based in the USA and South Africa. Our press operators run either HP or Konica Minolta presses, which include, but is not limited to managing print quality, routine maintenance and following production processes and managing substrates with minimal supervision. You'll be apart of the larger Manufacturing team in our East Providence facility. A little bit more about you: We welcome all types of people. But to succeed in this role, there are four things we really need. Physical fitness No need to be a crossfit champ, but you will need to stand for the whole shift (except meal and rest periods of course), move and lift up to 55 pounds and be able to bend or twist at the waist and knees. People skills We’re a real team, so you’ll be a good communicator and keen to help out and assist others when needed.  Good work ethic Without you, there is no MOO. So, to keep our customers thrilled, we need good time management skills, high levels of concentration and a willingness to work overtime  – including during the weekend when customer demand requires it. Mechanical Aptitude Machines can be a bit quirky sometimes and you will need to be able to trouble shoot issues and work with service technicians to do minor repairs to the press.