Printing Assistants Cover Letter Template

Dear Hiring Manager, I recently joined a shift with a clear aim to keep print runs on track from setup to finish. At [Previous Company], I helped manage machine adjustments for runs up to 40,000 sheets a day, keeping waste below 2 percent and feeding the line quickly when trims came back. I’m looking at [Company Name] because I know the team values steady, hands on work and reliable throughput without drama. In this role I can run and adjust printers and bindery gear, clean and maintain machinery, and clear waste efficiently. I’m comfortable with folding, collating and hand finishing, and I’ve assisted with casing-in and mini binders when a job called for it. I understand quality control steps and I’ve kept on top of minor maintenance tasks such as lubrication and routine checks to minimise downtime. One example I’m proud of is a run where we hit a five hour window for a short run of 12,000 units. We caught a misfeed early, swapped a ferrule bit, and adjusted the glue line so we could finish without a ripple in the folding stage. The team noticed the line ran more smoothly after I cleaned up the waste and kept the work floor clear, which helped reduce rework. I’m available for a chat about how I can contribute to your line. If you’d like to discuss my background and what I can bring to [Company Name], I’m happy to catch up at your convenience. Kind regards, [Your Name]