Print Production Assistant
specialtyPurcellville (VA)
About the role
Print Production Assistant Are you organized, detail-oriented, and ready to support a fast-paced production team? We're looking for someone who takes pride in quality work and wants to grow their bindery and finishing skills with a strong team at a growing company.
About the Role:
You'll assist with the operation and maintenance of our binding and finishing equipmentperfect binders, saddle stitchers, folders, cutters, laminators, and more. This is hands-on work where you'll help ensure every job is completed accurately, on time, and to specification. We work hard and move fast, and we're a collaborative team that takes pride in quality and serving our customers.
What You'll Do:
Assist with operation of perfect binders, saddle stitchers, coil/comb binders, folders, and guillotines Perform die cutting, laminating, and other finishing work Operate paper drills, scorers, and perforators as needed Verify all jobs meet client specifications and quality standards Perform routine equipment maintenance and report issues to the production manager Keep detailed production records Assist with quality control checks Maintain a clean and organized work environment Collaborate with the team to meet deadlines and adhere to all safety protocols What You Bring 1-2 years of bindery/finishing production experience High School Diploma or equivalent Proficient in operating binding and finishing equipment Strong attention to detail and ability to follow instructions Good manual dexterity and physical stamina Ability to work in a fast-paced environment and meet tight deadlines Excellent communication and teamwork skills Knowledge of binding materials and processes preferred Ability to lift up to 50 pounds and stand for long periods
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