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Screen Print Operator - 2nd Shift

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a1 screenprinting dba underground printingYpsilanti (MI)

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Underground Printing (UGP's) Mission Statement is to help bring customer communities to life through custom branded apparel & merchandise. Underground has experienced rapid growth, ranking in the Inc 5000 fastest growing companies 9 times, including 2019. We produce all of our printed apparel in our production facility in Michigan & with 173,000 SF of screen printing and embroidery production and over 250+ employees. We consistently rank in the top 10 largest screen printers by volume in the U.S. and are one of the fastest growing online clothing retailers. We serve both B2C and B2B customers such as non profits, retailers, and Universities through our store and office locations across the United States. Additionally we help brands and licensors sell online both through company branded and marketplace websites. We're looking for a highly motivated, self-driven individual to train as a press operator at our Ypsilanti production facility and warehouse! Preparing each job in accordance with a job order or verbal or written instructions for screen printing production. Maintain and ensure press equipment is clean and in proper operating condition daily. Second shift runs 3:00PM - 11:00PM Monday - Friday. Optional overtime opportunities are also available! Ten days of paid time off and 7 paid holidays are given to all full-time Team Members. Full-time Team Members are also eligible to join our 401(k) Plan - with employer 4% matching. UGP offers Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance to all full-time Team Members! UGP offers a variety of different employer-contributed PPO Medical Insurance plan options to choose from through Blue Cross Blue Shield, as well as Dental Insurance through Delta Dental and Vision Insurance through Eyemed. We are committed to ensuring that all employees are treated fairly and equitably, regardless of their immigration status.

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