Production Assistant

Production Assistant

Catching/Stacking/Folding

Custom

Process:

1. When shirts start coming down the end of the dryer, place the shirts in a stack, with all

shirts facing the same direction horizontally vertically. Count all shirts and match the

counts to the job jacket.

a. If shirts are 2 sided but only have 1 side completed, stack them up unfolded with

the unprinted side facing upwards, keeping sizes together.

b. If shirts are finished: place shirts front faced down on cart. Fold together in stacks

of 12 (or less, ir remainder is less than 12.) To fold, flip the sleeves of the shirts

inwards and then fold the shirts over in half, collar to tail seam.

2. Verify the quantities of each size by filling in the quantity box on the job jacket.

3. Inform the Press Operator immediately if the counts are incorrect for any reason, or if

you notice something wrong with the print.

4. When the job is finished:

a. If one side is finished, place the stacked shirts on a cart near the Press that will

be printing the other side.

b. If totally complete: take shirts over to the shipping department.

Retail

Process:

1. When shirts start coming down the end of the dryer, place the shirts in a stack, with all

shirts facing the same direction horizontally and vertically. Count all shirts and match the

counts to the job jacket.

a. If shirts are 2 sided but have only 1 side completed, stack them up unfolded with

the unprinted side facing upwards, keeping sizes together.

b. If shirts are finished: place shirts on the cart with backs facing down. Fold

together in specific quantities (Small-2, Mediums Large XL- 3, XXL and above- 2)

c. To fold, flip the sleeves inwards and then fold the shirts in half, collar to tail seam,

back design facing out (unless the design is a front only.)

Receiving Inventory/Stack Out

Receiving Blank Shirts

Process:

1. Print all available Job Jackets from the Production Email inbox.

2. Write the PO#s on the ends of the boxes received, and place on the Receiving Shelf in

numerical order.

a. Notify the manager if any Box PO# does not have a Job Jacket or a match on the

production schedule

3. Add each job jacket to a clipboard and stack out jobs.

a. Open the box carefully with a box cutter, ensuring not to cut into the shirts.

b. Match the shirts style/color/description (Pocket/Non-Pocket/Tank/Crewneck) to

the Job Jacket.

c. Remove all of the shirts from the boxes and organize them based on size.

d. Count all of each stack, ensuring the numbers match the numbers on the Job

Jacket.

e. Stack all shirts with the fronts facing up, even shirts with pockets.

f. If a job has multiple colors, stack all sizes of one color together, then move on to

the next color, stacking on top of the previous color.

g. Add any extras left over, folded in half on top of the stack.

h. Once a job is stacked out and confirmed all here, on the production schedule

check the box with the corresponding PO#, changing it green.

i. Notify the manager if any shirt style fails to match the style written on the Job

Jacket, or if any quantities are incorrect.

Taping Screens

Process:

1. When the screens are dry, place the screen on the light table.

2. On the inside of the screen (Squeegee side), pull Split tape (white) the length of the

edge of the screen, or about 3-4 inches below the bottom of the image. Press the tape

into the corner as secure as possible, then lay the side along the mesh as flat to the

screen as possible. Lay the side along the frame flat as well.

3. Repeat for all sides of the screen where necessary.

a. If there is a design on both ends of the screen (pocket/left chest/neck tag), tape

all 4 sides of the screen. If there is no design on one end, tape only the 3 sides

that apply.

4. Turn the screen over to the outside screen (Print side.) Put a piece of Quick Rip tape

(clear) over the File Name/Info/SEP color, as well as any imperfections, registration

marks, and emulsion build up that may occur from the coating process.

5. Look at the screen thoroughly in front of a light source, looking for any pinholes or weak

spots in the emulsion. If any occur, use the Blockout Pen on the Print side, or clear tape

to cover said spots.

6. Double check all necessary tape has been applied.

7. Place all screens from each job together in one of the open slots on the racks to the left

of the light table.

Full time Monday-Thursday 7:30am - 5:30 @ $14.00/hr

Occasional Fridays 7:30 am - 12:00

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $14.00 per hour

Expected hours: 35 – 40 per week

Benefits:

• Employee discount
• Flexible schedule

Schedule:

• 8 hour shift
• No weekends

Ability to Commute:

• Fayetteville, AR 72701 (Required)

Ability to Relocate:

• Fayetteville, AR 72701: Relocate before starting work (Required)

Work Location: In person

Salary : $14