Under general supervision of department management, the Production Print Specialist may support one or more areas of Production Operations. Assignments are determined based on need; shifts may include day, evening and/or overnight hours, with some including weekend coverage. Incumbent will be notified 3 days ahead of any shift assignment adjustment. This position operates production printers and finishing equipment and maintains the production print equipment in accordance with manufacturers’ specifications. Performs routine equipment maintenance such as adding toner and lubricant; contacts service to report any problems, or to seek information. Reviews job requests and prints on a timely basis; includes use of continuous feed and cut-sheet devices; does not include wide format. Monitors the quality and completeness of jobs. Checks print quality and accuracy on a regular basis. Packages jobs, completes work orders, tickets, and delivery receipts as necessary and places in assigned areas. Performs all basic bindery functions as noted on work order/job tickets. This may include folding, cutting, padding, punching, spiral or coil binding, collating, scoring, perforating, drilling, stitching or stapling, and laminating. Operates several of the following pieces of equipment; hydraulic drill, power cutter, three-knife trimmer, stitcher/folder/collator, folder, die press, etc. Cleans and maintains equipment and work area following maintenance procedures and updates maintenance logs. Monitors and manages inventory of print-related supplies such as paper, toner, developer, bindery and other machine-related supplies; orders and stocks as instructed by supervisor. Performs basic tasks associated with floor copier maintenance, e.g., replace toner, deliver paper.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED