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Printing/Production Associate V & J Holdings Corporate

Future Opening: Printing/Production Associate

Full Time • V & J Holdings Corporate
 
Position: Printing/Production Associate
Location: Eagle flair Graphics & Ptg  Milwaukee, WI 

Job overview

Under general direction, performs a variety of technical and support services involving printing and production operations; performs cost analysis and establishes and maintains production schedules; performs related duties as assigned.

Directly Reports to:

Store Manager

SUPERVISION OVER

None, however, may give directions to other printing and production personnel in the coordination of work projects.

JOB DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

This position may not include all of the listed duties, nor do all of the listed examples include all tasks which may be found in this classification.

  • Print Shop Operations Coordinates, schedules, facilitates and monitors printing and production services for the Eagle Flair Graphics & Printing. Reviews online print requests; organizes and implements a production work schedule for processing requests; Provides direction and support during schedule interruptions to accommodate emergency requests; Operates Xerox printers and other production equipment as needed;

  • Performs monthly safety inspections on equipment and record keeping; Inspects and verifies completed projects meet quality standards; monitors all printing systems to insure appropriate and safe procedures are followed as required by operation manuals;

  • Maintains inventory of paper, bindery supplies, toner, and other consumables; orders supply and verifies accuracy of billing; performs other related duties commensurate with the requirements of the printing and production department.

  • Consultation/Client Services

  • Provides consultation and assistance to clients during project development regarding the printing production process including how to coordinate and facilitate the project’s requirements in a timely manner, formulating and preparing print requests, choosing appropriate paper; coordinates competitive quotes and prices, printing and production requirements with outside vendors as necessary.


MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Education, Training, and Experience

Any combination of education, training, and experience which demonstrates ability to perform the duties and responsibilities as described, including progressively responsible experience working as a lead in business printing and production needs; extensive customer service experience; experience in print and production cost analysis; experience operating related equipment.

Knowledge of:

Print shop operations including the relationship between graphic artwork, printing, and computer generated printing products; procedures for estimating job costs, supplies, and related materials and resources;

Maintaining print and copy schedule formats to meet shop production needs;

standard software applications and desktop publishing programs including Publisher, Microsoft Office, Adobe and other related programs on various platforms; and safety regulations including the safe use of chemicals related to the printing process.

Skill and Ability to:

Effectively coordinate priorities of various production functions simultaneously; follow strict production timelines; troubleshoot and perform operator maintenance on copiers and other related production equipment; operate a variety of printing production and office equipment; make basic changes in Publisher, Microsoft Office, Adobe and other desktop publishing programs; manipulate documents to prepare for printing and typesetting; determine paper types, weights, finishes and sizes; provide technical direction and support to staff and clients; lift and carry supplies, operate pallet jack; printed materials, and bulk paper; establish and maintain cooperative working relationships with staff and clients 
Compensation: $12.05 per hour

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.





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