"Job Printer"

Job Description - Part 1 - Duties and Tasks

Basic Job Description:

Set type according to copy; operate press to print job order; and read proof for errors and clarity of impression, and correct imperfections. Job printers are often found in small establishments where work combines several job skills.

Part 1
Duties / Tasks Part 2
Activities Part 3
Skills Part 4
Abilities Part 5
Knowledge

Job Satisfaction - One Secret To Achieving It

Job Duties and Tasks for: "Job Printer"

1) Clean ink rollers after runs are completed.

2) Design and set up product compositions and page layouts.

3) Examine proofs or printed sheets in order to detect errors and to evaluate the adequacy of impression clarity.

4) Fill ink fountains and move levers to adjust the flow of ink.

5) Operate cylinder or automatic platen presses to print job orders.

6) Reset type to correct typographical errors.

7) Set feed guides according to sizes and thicknesses of paper.

8) Insert spacers between words and leads between lines.

Thanks for visiting CareerPlanner.com
How can we help you with your career?

1) Use Career Testing to find the perfect career

2) Is your resume getting you enough interviews?
See How To Write The Perfect Resume.

Thanks for visiting CareerPlanner.com
How can we help you with your career?

1) Use Career Testing to find the perfect career

2) Is your resume getting you enough interviews?
See How To Write The Perfect Resume.

9) Lay forms on proof presses; then ink type, fasten paper to press rollers, and pull rollers over forms to make proof copies.

10) Place chases over type, insert quoins, and lock chases to hold type in place.

11) Position forms (type in locked chases) on beds of presses; then tighten clamps, using wrenches.

Is being a "Job Printer" your very best career choice?

Our Career Interest Test will show you which careers match your interests.

Our Free Personality Test will show you which careers match your personality and why.

12) Remove assembled type from galleys and place type on composing stones.

13) Select type from type cases, and insert type in printers' sticks to reproduce material in copy.

14) Slide type from sticks into galleys.

15) Tap typefaces with hammers to improve the quality of impressions.