JOB PROFILE = Production Specialist - Finishing - Bindery

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alphagraphics locationsDenver (CO)

Print Binding and Finishing Workers Commercial Printing (except Screen and Books)

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About the role

Production Specialist (Bindery) Are you our new [FT/PT] [POSITION]? Do you thrive in a fast paced environment where every day brings a new challenge? If so, Alpha Graphics [LOCATION] could be the fit for you. We are a locally owned marketing and visual communications company that specializes in client solutions. We are looking for an enthusiastic team player to join our client first staff today!

Responsibilities: Format and correct print jobs and layouts to ensure quality before production Communicate courteously with clients to assist them with the resolution of problems with their jobs Review job specification and ensure that client files are accurate to produce job Performs computations to estimate job costs specific to customer needs Understand, set up, operate, and provide routine maintenance on a majority of equipment used in the center Combining printed sheets into finished products Full understanding of all product offerings Qualifications Good communication skills Attention to detail Creative and artistic ability preferred Accuracy, patience, neatness Mechanical aptitude preferred Able to manage tasks with minimal supervision Experience with print production technology preferred

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