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Operates production machinery, adjusts settings and checks materials, output quality and safety.
Record press operators run machines that press vinyl against a negative impression of a master disc so grooves are formed and a playable record is produced.
In job descriptions, look for record presses, vinyl moulding, labels, colour, hydraulic pressure, removing workpieces, test runs, flaw detection, production data, machine maintenance and protective gear.
Record press operator work follows the pressing cycle from prepared vinyl and labels to a finished playable disc. The operator sets up or tends the press, removes records, checks flaws and records production data.
Useful depth includes operating the record press, moulding vinyl records, placing labels, colour handling, hydraulic pressure, flaw detection, test runs and routine machine maintenance.
Pay expectations are shaped by press responsibility, production pace, quality inspection, setup duties, colour or label changes, maintenance tasks and whether the work includes troubleshooting faulty records.
Development can move toward press setup, quality control, small-batch production coordination, maintenance support or broader vinyl manufacturing duties around plating, moulds and finishing.
Check whether a vacancy names record presses, vinyl moulding, master discs, labels and defect checks. This separates the role from general plastics machine operation or packaging work.
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Plastic products machine operators (8142)
| ESCO URI | http://data.europa.eu/esco/occupation/ae3f1edd-d191-4a8d-8dfc-099dcdc6f1e8 |
|---|---|
| ESCO code | 8142.13 |
| ISCO group | 8142 |
| Concept type | Occupation |