Large Format Printing Production Assistant/Pre Press
Large Format Printing Production Assistant/Pre Press
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Assist the printing and production of client orders
- Inspect customer files, provide digital proofs and make the graphics print-ready
- Operate and maintain large-format printers, laminators and plotters
- Conduct inventory and procurement**The team can help with the actual ordering of materials, so long as you provide a list of what is needed
- Secondary Functions:
- Graphic design services (unless outsourced)
- Unloading/unpacking deliveries to the studio
- Packing, labeling and shipping completed jobs; making deliveries
- Utilization of CoreBridge software for estimates/quotes
- Strong attention to detail, work ethic, and problem-solving skills
- Team player who can accept constructive criticism
- Focus on quality assurance (ensuring the finished product is 100% correct before it leaves the studio)
- Superior time management focus in order to achieve efficiencies and meet strict deadlines
- Customer-service oriented (this is the lifeblood of SpeedPro Imaging)
- Excellent communication skills, both internally and with customers
- Able to lift up to 50 lbs.
- Ideal Candidates Will Also Possess:2+ years of designing/working with vehicle graphics and templates
- Experience with large-format printers, laminators, plotters, and graphic and signage finishing
- Associate's or Bachelor's Degree in graphic design (or similar program)
- $26 per hour
- Annual bonus potential
- Additional training/development opportunities
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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