Michael Taitingfong

started on a 6 color heidelberg for 3years, then a 10 color with perfecter for 11 years. then on a 12 color with perfecter for 7 1/2 years. then for the next 9 months learn to run a 527 envelope machine.then got laid off. feel free to call my boss kevin reeder at 503-887-7105 or john carpenter at 503-680-9024.

• Loaded and positioned raw materials in loading and feeding mechanisms.
• Ensured timely completion of projects by effectively managing workload and communicating progress updates with supervisors or team leads as needed.
• Upheld high standards of cleanliness throughout the workspace, adhering to established guidelines for equipment care and maintenance procedures.
• Fostered a positive work environment by collaborating closely with fellow team members while maintaining a professional attitude and strong work ethic.
• Increased production output by implementing effective time management techniques and prioritizing tasks accordingly.
• Collaborated with other departments to streamline workflow processes, ultimately improving overall operational efficiency.
• Reviewed completed orders for quality and accuracy.
• Contributed to the reduction of machine downtime by promptly troubleshooting and resolving mechanical issues as they arose.
• Performed thorough inspections of printed materials to guarantee consistent quality and adherence to client specifications.
• Managed inventory of printing supplies, proactively ordering necessary materials to prevent production delays or downtime.
• Assembled and adjusted press parts to print products in accordance with customer specifications.
• Implemented process improvements that led to faster setup times between job runs, maximizing productivity during shifts.
• Maintained accurate records of completed jobs, including relevant data such as run times, material usage, and any issues encountered during production runs.
• Troubleshot press malfunctions and performed necessary repairs to restore functionality.
• Operated diverse printing presses to produce high-quality printed material within tight deadlines
• Operated press to achieve highest print quality and productivity with minimal scrap.
• Improved print quality by performing regular press maintenance and calibration tasks.
• Adjusted press settings and monitored ink flow to foster optimal results.
• Reduced waste materials by optimizing press settings for efficient ink usage and material consumption.
• Demonstrated flexibility in adapting to various printing methods such as flexographic, lithographic, or digital presses when required for specific projects.
• Improved team productivity, leading training sessions on latest press technology and techniques.
• Improved customer satisfaction by ensuring timely completion of print orders with high-quality standards.
• Maintained detailed records of press operations, including maintenance logs and job specifications.
• Enhanced print quality, conducting regular inspections and adjustments during runs.
• Achieved significant waste reduction by optimizing press operations and material usage.
• Maintained high standards of safety, following rigorous protocols to prevent accidents.
• Streamlined job setup times, enabling quicker transitions between print projects.
• Increased operational efficiency by streamlining setup process for new print jobs.
• Facilitated team communication, holding weekly meetings to discuss challenges and opportunities.
• Reduced downtime with proactive maintenance and troubleshooting of press equipment.
• Reduced print errors, diligently reviewing job orders and specifications before commencing operations.
• Followed company policies and OSHA requirements to maintain work safety.
• Troubleshot and resolved various issues with machinery, maintaining quality and performance.
• Used gauges, calipers, and other devices to take measurements and identify problems.
• Made timely adjustments to machine operations and components to meet demands of different production orders.
• Upheld housekeeping standards by keeping space clean and free of hazards.
• Removed excess materials during and after runs and collected for reuse or put into removal bins.
• Kept equipment clean, repaired, and lubricated to maximize performance.
• Oversaw feeding, printing, and delivery process of press machines to maintain specified levels of operation.
• Restocked workstations with supplies to prevent work delays.
• Moved materials and fixtures such as paperboard rolls, dies and repeats using pallet jacks, hand carts, and forklifts.
• Reviewed work orders to determine materials needs, where to make cuts and how to complete high-quality products in line with specifications.
• Logged, trafficked, and updated projects in job management software.
• Installed plates and wash blankets and verified copy checks, correct ink, scores, and barcodes.