Digital Print Apprentice
About this role
Role and Responsibilities Learn the following tasks to operate various machines within the digital printing department. Works closely with Lead Digital Printer to meet schedules, attention to details, graphic files, and quality of work performed by department.
QUALIFICATIONS AND EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS
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Monday - Friday Day shift
Company at a glance
FlagSource is a company devoted to making world-class US & Custom flags and banners welcoming clients with custom needs and unique manufacturing requests.
1920 - John & Lillian Schultz began, on their back porch, making fraternal regalia in Chicago.
1950 - The Schultz Manufacturing Company formed between Lillian & her daughter Dorothy's husband, Walter T. Christiansen.
1951 - Rented small store and shop
1956 - J.C. Schultz incorporated. Walter - president, Lillian - VP, Dorothy - Sec/Trea.
1960's - John & Bill, 3rd generation family manufactured a full line of Flags & Banners.
1976 - "FlagSource" trademarked & became synonymous with quality.
1970's - designed & manufactured the first McDonald’s corporate flag, introduced the Nylon II American flag with screen printed stars, used mail order catalogs, popularized "boutique" flags
1984 - the company moved from Northlake to St. Charles, Illinois.
1985 - John T. Christiansen died at age 40
1987 - Walter Christiansen died
1989 - Bill Christiansen resigned
1990 - Janice M. Christiansen became president of the company, working for the company since 1975 in various positions. Fourth generation, Jon and Spencer Christiansen, took active roles in the company.
2005 - Moved from St. Charles to it's current location in Batavia.
2021 - 4th Generation Owner, Spencer Christiansen became President of FlagSource. The company is poised for rapid growth.
For a century, FlagSource continues to meet and exceed the needs of its client base and is positioned for further growth in the coming months and years.
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