Screen Print Worker

Fanatics Commerce•Easton, PA

6d•Onsite

About The Position

The Screen Print Worker executes screen-printing operations with precision to ensure garments meet quality, curing, and quantity standards. The role supports production from order setup through final inspection and staging, including garment handling, defect identification, labeling, folding, documentation, and workstation cleanup. The position is expected to contribute to production quality and efficiency, and to adopt AI, data, and digital tools as part of ongoing improvement.

Requirements

Strong math skills to count, verify, and reconcile garment quantities by size.
Legible handwriting for production sheets and other required documentation.
Ability to distinguish colors accurately and identify print defects, inconsistencies, and mismatches with order specifications.
Ability to stand for extended periods throughout a production shift in a manufacturing environment.
Ability to lift up to 40 lbs to handle garments, bins, boxes, crates, and buggies.
Attention to detail and ability to inspect garments consistently and stop production when quality standards are not met.
Collaborative team orientation and willingness to assist with setup, tear-down, and cleanup beyond primary inspection duties.

Responsibilities

Assist team members with press tear-down, setup, and workstation cleanup.
Communicate order discrepancies, quality issues, and production status to operators and supervisors.
Complete inspector production sheets accurately and obtain required supervisor sign-offs for downtime and allowances.
Inspect every twelfth shirt for cure and monitor print quality continuously; stop production when defects arise.
Verify final order accuracy by size, print quality, and cure before authorizing tear-down.
Apply heat-seal labels and perform garment touch-ups and cleanup as needed.
Confirm misprints and defects have been replaced before screens come down.
Run test prints and obtain approval before full production runs.
Identify and escalate quantity or color discrepancies on screen-print tickets.
Fold and stack garments using specified methods, including folding in sixes or twelves and stacking for secondary printing.
Follow the complete workflow from reading the print ticket through final inspection and cart, buggy, or box staging without skipping or combining stages.
Unload garments from the press and conveyor while visually checking each piece for defects.
Maintain a clean, organized work area and complete required documentation accurately.
Resume production only after corrections have been confirmed satisfactory.
Use AI, technology, data, and digital tools to improve efficiency, quality, decisions, and performance; adapt to new technologies and contribute to continuous improvement.