Screen Printer production

Posted 2 days ago

classy screens nycNew York (NY)

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Job Description: Benefits/Perks Competitive Compensation
Great Work Environment: Career Advancement Opportunities 401k
Job Summary: We are seeking a Screen Printer to join our team! As a Screen Printer, you will be taking a customer’s designs, color separating them, and ultimately putting their vision onto the final product in an attractive way that is true to the original design. You will also be operating and maintaining all screen printing equipment, troubleshooting as needed, and utilizing photo manipulation software. The ideal candidate has strong problem-solving abilities, can work on multiple projects at any given time, and an eye for detail and design. No experience needed. We will train onsite. Needs to speak English and Spanish. Fast work pace, must be organized and can take information fast.
Responsibilities: Take a client’s design and determine the best color choices and layout for optimal results Use and maintain all screen printing equipment, troubleshooting errors and calling in repairs as needed Communicate with clients throughout the process to ensure the best final product Perform quality checks and make adjustments on any products produced
Qualifications: An understanding of screen printing processes, or a willingness to learn Strong communication skills Creative thinking The ability to multitask and work on multiple projects at any given time

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