Screen Printer - Buford
get fast shirt apparelBuford (GA)
About the role
Job TitleWe are looking to hire a talented screen printer at Getfastshirt.com with an eye for details to oversee our companys screen-printing process. As a screen printer, you will be responsible for creating the printing design pattern, mixing the correct ink colors, loading the screen onto printer, producing the final printed articles, and cleaning the machine after each batch. You may also be required to dry and fold the final printed articles before they are packaged and sent to customer.
Responsibilities:
- Receiving work order jobs for screen printing.
- Examining work orders to determine estimated printing times, ink, and material quantities.
- Designing screen patterns according to customer specifications at Getfastshirt.com
- Selecting screen size, degreasing agents, and emulsion
- Loading screens into the printer
- Installing and repositioning screen-printing plates and pressure roles.
- Calibrating printer before the batch is printed
- Running prints and performing quality check throughout the printing process
- Troubleshooting problems as they arise.
- Drying, folding and packing completed articles after the run
- QualificationHigh school diploma
- Previous work experience as a screen printer
- Excellent hand-eye coordination
- High level of creative and artistic skills
- Ability to stand for long periods
- Ability to work with ink and chemicals every day
- Ability to manually operate large machinery
- Ability to work alone for long shifts
- Ability to work nights if required
Benefits: Health Insurance Paid Vacation
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