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Demonstrate various printing methods, such as offset printing, screen printing, and digital printing. You will be responsible for imparting technical knowledge and skills related to various aspects of print production, including pre-press processes, printing techniques, equipment operation, quality control, and post-production procedures.
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Operate screen printing press. Aid press technician with set up and tear out. Operate press either loading or unloading garments. Operate screen printing press. Currently, Legends works with marquee clients across business verticals including professional sports; collegiate; attractions; entertainment; and conventions and leisure.
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Ability to set up artwork for pre-press, engraving, screen-printing, router/laser cutting is highly desirable. Expanding and growing full-service sign company seeking an entry level Printer Specialist/Sign Designer to assist the design team in a variety of pre-press, printer set-up and design tasking.
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Bringing our expertise to new markets, we invest in high-technology materials, 3D printing and hydrogen, to serve a wide a variety of industries-from aerospace to biotech. In House and Onsite installation of material handling tires utilizing a hydraulic tire press.
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Operate water/solvent based ink precision screen machine by obtaining silk screen frame from rack, placing silk on printing press, index silk frame to substrate, pour bead of ink, load flood bar and squeegee to make prints, send through dryer, repeat these operations for each color.
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Must be able to pass a urine drug screen and DOT physical as a condition of an offer of employment, subject to ADA and reasonable accommodation process. Direction will be provided by the Regional Service Manager and/or Operations Manager as needed.
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Service Tire Technician Harrisburg/Lemoyne, PA (Entry and Experienced) The goal of each group is to help employees feel welcome and included, support employee engagement and encourage professional development.
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Primary responsibilities will include operating an 8-10 color automatic screen print press for custom shirt orders and other related tasks. Reading and understanding printing work orders for screen printing on apparel.
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