Print Production Subject Matter Expert (location negotiable)

Posted 8 days ago

prosidian consultingVienna (VA)

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About the role

Print Production Subject Matter ExpertThe Print Production Subject Matter Expert shall interact with vendors in the printing industry to ensure policies and procedures are kept in place. The Print Production Subject Matter Expert shall be proficient in using software that is current to the printing industry; including Adobe Creative suite 5.5 as well as Microsoft Office 2013 products. Operate one or more copying/printing/plotter machines to make copies or printouts of documents such as letters, reports, presentations, manuals, business cards, and posters, large format printouts, contact sheets, covers, and bulletins. Mount, frame, and utilize Vacuum Press. Train in the use tools like binding machines, cutting blades, and rulers to crop illustration board, foam core, and printouts. Combine templates and structured data sources to create mail merges. Produce clerical duties associated with the request for design, printing, and photographic services. Track work, deliver and pick up work. Maintain an inventory of supplies and parts needed for reproduction equipment. Coordinate repairs with vendors. Demonstrated experience operating high speed copiers/printers/scanners/vacuum press/cameras and binding equipment including the ability to coordinate tasks and maintain accountability for vital project functions. Meet daily production goals and quality standards.

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