International Paper · Columbia, SC

Rotary Die Cutter Operator

Columbia, SC, United StatesFull-timeOperations

Last seen on International Paper’s official careers site on October 24, 2026; it may have closed since.

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Job description

Pay Rate

$28.33 Category/Shift: Hourly Full-Time / 3rd shift 11pm-7am NORMAL DUTIES include the following: Monitors quality and specifications incoming stock for flute, size; score position, color, label, label direction, print, and print direction and condition. Monitors quality and specifications of plates and drawings. Mounts cutting dies, printing plates Pulls rolls per the factory order. Sets side gates, belts, stacker attachments per factory order Places machine in time.

Sets caliper for board and printing plate(s). Maintains information in the computer system in a timely manner. Makes adjustment needed to ensure product being produced meets all quality standards. Reports any inability to meet quality standards or setup standards to machine center Reports any maintenance problems to the machine center supervisor and assist as needed in repair of machine center. Prepares for next order while monitoring current production, as time will allow.

Performs quality checks on product before and during production to ensure quality standards are met and maintained during production. The Operator will also perform any other duties as assigned.

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