Responsible for the supervision of graphic communications production to efficiently meet in−house printing and digital reproduction needs. Participates in and manages all phases of print requests. Researches and recommends print technology to maintain and enhance production efficiency. What a day of a Graphic Communications Supervisor looks like: Receives, prioritizes, and assigns print requests. Creates and distributes finished products and other required forms. Guides staff in the preparation and production of material and reports for printing. Creates and prepares graphic layouts. Operates graphic arts equipment to generate displays, bulletins, and larger scale graphic information including maps, charts, and signs. Responsible for coordinating the design, creation, and distribution of brochures and flyers. Manages and provides guidance, direction, and observation of staff you supervise directly. This includes but is not limited to conducting performance appraisals, goal setting, career and performance counseling, and identification and evaluation of training and development needs for staff. Collaborates among departments, functions or groups, within and outside the College. Communicates information through various methods to appropriate personnel and others. Maintains inventories of equipment, supplies, and materials. Provides consultation and assistance regarding specific matters within area of expertise. Maintains and performs in a safe workplace and follows established safety practices. Performs other job-related duties as assigned.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Manager
Education Level
High school or GED
Number of Employees
501-1,000 employees