Assistant Print Shop Manager Duties
          
					 SUMMARY 
					 
					This is administrative, supervisory, and technical work 
					assisting in the planning and direction of a large scale 
					printing operation. 
					Work involves overall responsibility for the processing of a 
					wide variety of printed materials, including the training 
					and supervision of a staff of administrative, technical, and 
					clerical personnel. General supervision is received from the 
					Printing Department Manager. 
					 
				 
				DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES 
					 
					Assists in planning and directing all administrative and 
					technical operations of the central printing service; and 
					directly supervises all plant operations. 
					 
					Checks all work in progress; coordinates composition, 
					lithography, printing, and binding operations; shifts 
					priority of orders and operating schedules as work 
					requirements demand. 
					 
					Orders supplies for shop and office use. 
					 
					Meets with customers; reviews job requirements and writes up 
					detailed work specifications for printed work. 
					 
					Supervises and performs administrative tasks relating to 
					print shop operations. 
					 
					Performs related work as required. 
					 
					 
					 
					EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE 
					 
					Graduation from a standard high school or vocational school 
					supplemented by specialized courses in printing and business 
					administration and considerable experience in technical and 
					administrative aspects of printing work, including 
					supervisory experience; or any equivalent combination of 
					training and experience. 
					 
					KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES 
					 
					Thorough knowledge of the use and application of offset 
					presses and related machines. 
					 
					Thorough knowledge of the use and application of papers, 
					inks, fluids, and chemicals used in printing. 
					 
					Considerable knowledge of office techniques and procedures. 
					 
					Considerable knowledge of the operation, applications, and 
					use of all types of binding machines. 
					 
					Considerable knowledge of art and copy preparation for 
					photographic and offset reproduction. 
					 
					Ability to train and direct the work of a staff engaged in 
					providing complete duplicating services. 
					 
					Ability to design forms, pamphlets, reports, and similar 
					materials. 
  
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