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Production Associate I- Standard Shift

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express employment professionalsCockeysville (MD)

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About the role

Production Associate Our client, a nationally recognized professional photo lab, is seeking Production Associates to join its growing team. This hands-on role helps produce, finish, inspect, and ship custom photo products, including prints, canvas, metal and acrylic wall art, photo books, albums, and cards, for photographers and consumers nationwide. The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, takes pride in quality work, and enjoys a fast-paced, team-based production environment. Prior experience is preferred but not required.
Key Responsibilities: Operate photo printing, cutting, mounting, and finishing machines according to work orders. Assemble custom photo products such as wall art, photo books, albums, and cards. Inspect every product for color, print quality, damage, and order accuracy before it ships. Pack products carefully to prevent damage and prepare orders for shipment. Create shipping labels and stage completed orders for carrier pickup. Unload incoming supplies and deliver materials to computer systems to look up orders, track work, and record production. Clean and maintain machines and workstations, keeping the area safe and organized. Keep pace with daily production goals and support other departments as needed.
Qualifications: RequiredStrong attention to detail and a commitment to quality. Basic math and reading skills, and legible handwriting. Basic computer skills, including Windows-based systems. Clear verbal and written to work well on a team and follow instructions. Reliable attendance and adherence to company policies and procedures.
Preferred: Prior warehouse, manufacturing, or production experience. Experience with printing, photo finishing, framing, or product assembly.
Physical Requirements and Work Environment: Stand for long periods and walk throughout the production floor. Lift up to 20 pounds regularly. Repetitive hand motion when handling, assembling, and packing products. Clean, fast-paced, team-based production facility.

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