Bindery Machine Operator Jobs in Washington

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ResourceMFG - Everett, WA

ResourceMFG is seeking Bindery Operators for a large Printing company in Everett! Pay starts at $15/hr - Earn $1500+ a week, plus $250 sign on bonus!...

1 day ago

Lead Glue Folder Operator - 3rd shift

RR Donnelley & Sons - Kent, WA

Lead Glue Folder Operator - 3rd shift Bindery Kent, WA ID: 48639 Full-Time/Regular This 3rd shift position performs journey level skilled work in the setup, operation, and maintenance on Bobst Expert-fold...

7 days ago

Production/Bindery Workers

Yakima, WA

These duties would include cutting paper and running various pieces of bindery equipment such as booklet makers, laminators, and folders....

9 days ago

Production / Bindery Workers Needed

Yakima, WA

These duties would include cutting paper and running various pieces of bindery equipment such as booklet makers, laminators, and folders....

12 days ago

Folder Operator for Bindery

Kent, WA

Experienced Folder Operator is needed in a very high volume, fast paced printing company in the Kent, Washington area. MBO, Stahl or Baum experience is preferred....

23 days ago

Commercial Print Finishing Operators

Northwest Offset Printing - The Spokesman-Review - Spokane Valley, WA

Printing....

30+ days ago

Commercial Print Finishing Operator

Spokesman Review - Spokane Valley, WA

The brand-new Northwest Offset Printing located in Spokane Valley is the regions new commercial print powerhouse!...

45+ days ago

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Demographic Data for Washington

Moving to Washington? Find some basic demographic data about Washington below.

Median Age

Average HouseHold Income

Home Value vs Household Income in Washington

Total Population

6,712,346

Number of Businesses

185,454

Bindery Machine Operator Online Courses and Training Opportunities

Machine Learning

Machine learning is the science of getting computers to act without being explicitly programmed. In the past decade, machine learning has given us self-driving cars, practical speech recognition,...

Intelligent Machining

Manufacturers are increasingly utilizing machine tools that are self-aware - they perceive their own states and the state of the surrounding environment - and are able to make decisions related to...

Machine Learning

This class is offered as CS7641 at Georgia Tech where it is a part of the Online Masters Degree (OMS) . Taking this course here will not earn credit towards the OMS degree.

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Title Synonyms

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Finishing Machine Operator

Salary for Bindery Machine Operator Jobs in Washington

This is the average annual salary for Bindery Machine Operator jobs in Washington as reported by the BLS.

$43,024

Top Hiring Companies

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Highest Education Level

Bindery Machine Operators in Washington offer the following education background

High School or GED (50.8%)
Vocational or Certification (17.8%)
Bachelor's Degree (12.2%)
Associate's Degree (11.3%)
Some College (3.6%)
Some High School (1.9%)
Master's Degree (1.8%)
Doctorate Degree (0.5%)

Average Work Experience

Here's a breakdown of the number of years' experience offered by Bindery Machine Operators in Washington

2-4 years (41.2%)
Less than 1 year (27.1%)
1-2 years (16.0%)
None (15.8%)

Qualifications / Skill Sets

The following top skills are often required or desired to land a Bindery Machine Operator position

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