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May perform one or more of the following: copier operation, bindery, fulfillment & Quality Control. We love sports and our sales teams attend multiple sporting events with clients through partnerships with the Denver Nuggets, Broncos, The Colorado Rockies, Arizona Cardinals and Diamondbacks, and the Kansas City Chiefs.
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Must have experience operating digital printers, wide format and bindery equipment. Knows and understands the capabilities of the print and bindery equipment and uses this knowledge to efficiently schedule production.
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At Lifetouch (part of the Shutterfly family of brands), we believe there is extraordinary power in self-expression. As part of the Shutterfly family of brands, we’re all about people — bringing them together, making them feel welcome, and connecting them to experiences.
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Our tight-knit team, AlphaGraphics - US636 is actively seeking a Bindery Specialist to join us full-time. Our tight-knit team, AlphaGraphics - US636 is actively seeking a Bindery Specialist to join us full-time.
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This Production Finishing Specialist also sometimes includes the staging/preparation of completed jobs to be delivered or shipped to our client’s final destination. 2+ years of experience in operating finishing equipment associated with the print, signage or associated industries.
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Graphics industry knowledge of prepress – digital and offset printing and bindery processes are key qualifications. Other Trade services include Foil Stamping, Embossing, Die Cutting, and Full Bindery and Finishing services.
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