Grit Resources
Print Production Specialist Oklahoma City, OK
Grit Resources is looking for a Print Production Specialist to join a great company here in the OKC area. This position offers full benefits and a PTO policy. If this is something that interests you, apply with us today!
Print Production Specialist Key Responsibilities:
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Operate and set up a variety of digital press machines to produce printed materials including books, manuals, and reprints.
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Perform bindery functions such as stapling, collating, and creasing/folding both manually and with equipment.
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Set up, adjust, and operate power paper cutters to specified dimensions with precision.
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Manage and fulfill print requests from the Quick Print section, including standard and custom-scheduled jobs.
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Produce high-quality large format prints using appropriate media to meet output standards.
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Ensure all printing equipment remains in proper working condition; perform routine maintenance and coordinate repairs as needed.
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Check designated communication channels (email, phone, written requests) for new job orders at least once per hour to ensure timely response.
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Monitor and maintain inventory levels of paper and supplies for both daily operations and special projects.
Print Production Specialist Skills & Requirements:
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Proficient in operating digital print production equipment (e.g., Xerox, Ricoh, or Canon digital presses).
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Experience with finishing and bindery processes, including stapling, folding, creasing, and collating.
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Knowledge of large-format printing processes and media handling.
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Ability to troubleshoot equipment issues and perform basic maintenance and repairs.
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Strong attention to detail and commitment to producing high-quality output.
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Excellent time management and organizational skills; capable of prioritizing multiple print jobs under tight deadlines.
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Familiarity with print job ticketing systems and digital workflow software is a plus.
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Effective verbal and written communication skills.
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Ability to lift and handle paper stock and supplies, and stand for extended periods during production tasks.