Print Production Finisher

Benefits:

Competitive salary

Paid time off

Training & development

What You'll Actually Be Doing

This is a production floor role. Here's an honest look at where most of your time will go:

High-volume, daily work:

Cutting rigid substrates on the flatbed cutter including Sintra, Styrene, Gator Board, Coroplast, and Foam Board to exact specifications.

Laminating and mounting vinyl onto rigid boards with clean, bubble-free application.

Hand trimming, weeding vinyl, and detail finishing work that requires steady hands and a sharp eye.

Regular work you will rotate through:

Banner finishing including hemming, grommeting, and adding pole pockets.

Mounting and laminating prints to acrylic, foam board, and specialty substrates for high-end client deliverables.

Quality control checks on every finished piece before it ships or goes out for installation.

Packing, kitting, and labeling finished goods for delivery or freight.

Occasional but important:

Collaborating with print operators and project managers when specs or timelines need real-time adjustments.

Equipment upkeep and keeping your workspace clean and organized.

What We're Looking For

2+ years of hands-on experience in large format print finishing or a related production environment.

Solid proficiency operating industrial cutting tables and wide-format laminators.

Comfort working with a range of rigid and flexible substrates including vinyl, mesh, canvas, styrene, Sintra, and coroplast.

Ability to read and interpret job tickets, diagrams, and technical specifications without hand-holding.

Strong hand-eye coordination and genuine attention to detail. Precision is not optional here.

Physically capable of the role: lifting 50+ lbs, standing for extended periods, bending and reaching throughout the shift.

Reliable, punctual, and a strong team player who keeps production moving.

Preferred Skills

Industrial sewing experience for banners and fabric graphics including hemming, pole pockets, and silicone edge gaskets (SEG). Not required, but a real advantage.

Experience with automated cutting software and file preparation.

Knowledge of proper packing and crating techniques for freight and large-scale shipping.

Forklift certification or experience.