HCSS Print Bindery Technician
university of texas medical branch healthGalveston (TX)
HCSS Print Bindery Technician
Posted 7 days ago
university of texas medical branch healthGalveston (TX)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Digital Print Bindery Technician Perform skilled work to completion on various digital print bindery finishing equipment. Provide technical support in all areas of production and assist team as needed.
Essential Job Functions:
Operate and maintain standard digital bindery/finishing equipment (cutter, folder, creaser, etc.).Assist with operation and maintenance for Konica Minolta high-speed production, Riso Inkjet, and Oki printers and/or presses. Assist other print and bindery technicians as needed. Helps review work orders and finished products to ensure accuracy, quality standards, and completion requirements are met. Identifies production issues and communicates them to supervisors or team members in a timely manner. Delivers and/or retrieves material for print/graphics as needed. Assists in loading/unloading of materials from vehicle. Maintains vehicle mileage logbook on daily basis and keep up with scheduled maintenance on vehicles. Keeps supply of paper stocks in order; counts and moves paper material at off-site warehouse and printing production area. Provides inventory counts as needed throughout the year to ensure that paper additions and allocations are made correctly in print management system. Follows all safety procedures related to bindery equipment, vehicles, and material handling. Marginal or Periodic Functions: Adheres to internal controls and reporting structure. Performs related duties as required. Knowledge/Skills/Abilities: Working knowledge of current digital production, finishing, and binding technologies. Working knowledge of paper products and synthetic printing substrates. Possess organizational skills. Ability to prioritize and multi-task. Self-starter with ability to embrace a fast-paced deadline-oriented environment. Quality-focused individual with ability to be cross-trained in all production related processes. Ability to work independently with minimal supervision once fully trained. Ability to train incoming entry-level print and bindery technicians. Ability to provide courteous and professional service when interacting with customers and/or departments. Possess basic computer skills, including ability to navigate print management systems.
Education & Experience
Minimum Qualifications:
Ability to learn and perform basic printing, finishing, and bindery operations in a production print environment. Ability to follow written and verbal instructions, including print job orders and production specifications. Basic computer skills sufficient to operate print management systems, digital printers, and finishing equipment interfaces. Ability to perform work requiring attention to detail, organization, and quality control. Ability to safely operate equipment and handle materials in a production setting, including lifting, moving paper stock, and standing for extended periods. Must possess current Texas Class "C" driver's license. Completion of defensive driver course within 30 days of hire.
Preferred Qualifications:
One year of experience in printing and bindery, including operating digital printers or bindery/finishing equipment. Working Environment/Equipment: Standard digital, large format printing, bindery, and reproduction operation environments. May be exposed to chemicals (Blanket wash, plate cleaners and alcohol).Position requires standing for extended periods of time. Must be able to lift, move, and stack paper and materials up to 50 lbs. May need to work occasional overtime or adjust schedule to meet production deadlines.*This is a contract position through UTMB Health Care Systems Staffing (the in-house staffing agency for UTMB). No benefits are associated with this position.*
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