Under general supervision of department management, the Production Print Specialist supports one or more areas of Production Operations. Assignments are determined by operational need and may include day, evening, and/or overnight shifts, with some assignments requiring weekend coverage. The incumbent will be notified three days ahead of any shift assignment adjustment. Work activities are assigned daily based on work volumes and department needs. At Level I, the role operates production printers and finishing equipment according to established procedures and maintains equipment in accordance with manufacturers’ specifications. It reviews and prints job requests, monitors quality and completeness, performs basic bindery functions, packages completed work, and completes associated documentation. The role also maintains equipment and work areas, monitors and manages print-related supply inventory, and performs basic floor copier maintenance. At Level II, in addition to Level I duties, the role serves as a subject matter expert on production print equipment, software, and bindery operations. It performs basic through advanced equipment operation and setup, troubleshoots bindery equipment, completes handwork assembly and packaging, and performs advanced floor copier maintenance. It may also assist other departments when a machine is inoperable. All levels are expected to follow safety and housekeeping standards, maintain appropriate files and records, report equipment issues, protect member privacy, support the company’s mission and values, and maintain regular and reliable attendance. Other functions may be assigned by management.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED