Saica Group
Ink Technician

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Ink Technician
Join Saica Flex, a division of the Saica Group specializing in flexible packaging and labeling. At Saica Flex, we have a challenge: to drive and develop sustainable solutions based on the principles of the circular economy. At Saica Group, we have integrated the circular economy into our business model, embracing sustainability as the key to achieving a more responsible production system. At Saica Flex, you’ll be part of the circle! We believe in talent, professional growth, and making a positive impact on the world. If you're looking for a dynamic environment where every day is an opportunity to innovate and create a better world, Saica Group is the place for you! Job: Ink Technician Job Description: Saica Deeside is looking to recruit an Ink Technician to support our flexographic print operations. The role involves working closely with prepress and press teams to ensure inks and colours meet production and quality requirements. Prepress experience is essential for this role. Ink matching experience is prefered but not essential , as full training will be provided both internal and externally. Key Responsibilities Preparing and supplying inks to support press operations Supporting colour consistency across repeat and new jobs Maintaining ink stocks, records, and documentation Ensuring correct handling, storage, and disposal of inks and waste Maintaining a clean, safe, and organised working area Working closely with press operators and prepress colleagues Skills & Experience Required Essential: Prepress experience within a print or packaging environment Essential: Basic Microsoft Excel skills Essential: Good organising and planning skills Good attention to detail Ability to work accurately in a busy manufacturing environment Willingness to learn technical skills, including ink matching Good communication and teamwork skills Training & Development Full ink matching training will be provided Ongoing development within Saica’s quality and production system What do we offer • Holiday entitlement 25 days plus Bank Holidays • Company Sick Pay Scheme (available after 6 months of continuous service) • Refer a Friend Scheme of £500 • Cycle to Work Scheme • Employee Assistance Programme • Employee Discount Platform • Eye test vouchers • Free Tea/Coffee Death in servi Work Experience: Production Education: Adult Education Qualifications: Packaging Worker Type: Regular Why choose Us By joining the Saica Group, you're choosing more than a job – you're choosing a purpose-driven career that aligns with your values. You'll collaborate with like-minded individuals to shape a sustainable future, making a meaningful contribution to our world. Saica Group is committed to Occupational Risk Prevention for its employees and partner companies, Environmental Protection, the Quality of its products and services, and Equal Opportunities between men and women. In our work, we strive to maintain a balance between professional and personal life. All CVs received will be handled in accordance with Personal Data Protection legislation and will be archived unless the candidate expressly requests their cancellation or rectification in writing. Join us today and shape tomorrow's sustainable solutions with the Saica Group. Saica Group offers sustainable paper solutions for the manufacture of corrugated board and flexible packaging, promoting circularity in waste management. With more than 12,000 employees and a presence in 11 countries (Spain, France, Italy, Portugal, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Turkey, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Poland, and the United States), Saica Group has four business lines: the production of recycled paper for corrugated cardboard (Saica Paper), waste management and environmental services (Saica Natur), the production of corrugated board packaging (Saica Pack), and flexible packaging (Saica Flex). The group's revenue is € 3.620 million (consolidated sales as of 31 December 2023).
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