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Koch Industries

Private conglomerate in energy and materials

Machine Operator

Machine & Process OperationConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeGreen Bay, WI, USAIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Experience using a computer, tablet, or smartphone.
  • Ability to speak, read, and write English.
  • Ability to lift up to 50 pounds.

Responsibilities

  • Safely operate the printing press while managing multiple tasks.
  • Set print and match a specified print target.
  • Inspect print quality and make adjustments to maintain design specifications, including print registration, color, and overall appearance.
  • Retrieve physical print samples for quality inspections.
  • Perform ink maintenance to achieve accurate color and ink-system performance, including monitoring ink viscosity and pH levels.
  • Clean print plates, plate cylinders, impression rolls, and idler rolls.
  • Use a computer system to monitor and order raw material inventory for the asset.
  • Record accurate data according to standards for quality, productivity, and waste.
  • Perform light maintenance on the asset and provide detailed feedback to the supervisor or shift leader.
  • Perform inline converting of printed materials as job duties require.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience with flexographic anilox function and maintenance.
  • Experience maintaining ink chambers by replacing doctor blades, containment blades, and end seals.
  • One year or more of experience working with a flexographic print press.

About the Company

Koch Industries

Private conglomerate in energy and materials

Koch Industries is a large, private, diversified conglomerate that operates in energy, chemical processing, and manufacturing. It started from an innovation that turned heavy crude oil into gasoline and grew through long‑term investments rather than short‑term market moves. The company generates value by refining fuels and producing chemical products, and it operates Georgia-Pacific, a major maker of paper and building products. Its business model relies on reinvesting most earnings back into the company to fund steady, long‑term growth rather than paying out frequent dividends or seeking quick profits. Koch differentiates itself from many competitors by staying privately owned, which reduces pressure from public markets and enables longer‑range planning. The company’s goal is to build scale and durability across its holdings by sustainable, multi‑decade growth rather than rapid, episodic gains.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
Growth Equity (Non-Venture Capital)
Total funding
$985.2M
Headquarters
Wichita, KS
Founded
1940

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