Screen Print Assistant: Precision & Quality in Production

Posted 7 days ago

armadaLong Beach (CA)

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Description
Screen Print Assistant Position Summary: The Press Assistant supports the Screen Print Department by assisting Press Operators with machine setup, production flow, quality control, and maintaining a clean and organized workspace. This role plays a critical part in ensuring garments are printed accurately, efficiently, and to Armada’s quality standards.
Essential Duties & Responsibilities: • Unload garments from press and carefully put on dryer without damaging garments or prints • Maintain clean print habits, including cleaning spilled ink and keeping work areas organized and safe • Assist with applying inks to screens and monitoring ink levels during production • Recognize when additional ink or pallet adhesive is needed and communicate proactively • Inspect garments during unloading to ensure quality standards are met, including identifying: o Pinholes o Lint or debris on screens o Print alignment issues o Other print defects • Always prioritize quality and never sacrifice quality for speed • Maintain awareness of surrounding equipment and production activity for safety and efficiency • Follow daily production schedules and support timely job completion • Prepare supplies and materials for upcoming jobs to minimize downtime • Verify correct garments, garment counts, and job numbers within company systems • Tape and prepare screens for upcoming jobs • Communicate clearly and professionally with supervisors and team members

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