Production Coordinator Wanted - Markham Print & Fabrication

Location
markham
Workplace
On-site

About this role

Production Coordinator

PCL Graphics is a large format print and fabrication company based in Markham, Ontario. We are looking for a Production Coordinator to manage the day to day flow of orders for one of our high volume client programs, from order entry through to shipping.

What you'll be doing

  • Receiving purchase orders from the client and entering them into work orders in our system
  • Verifying PO pricing against our system pricing and requesting adjusted POs when there are discrepancies
  • Checking artwork versions against orders and requesting new proofs and artwork for any new items that come in
  • Scheduling outbound shipments and coordinating carrier pickups
  • Working closely with the production team lead to make sure all orders go out on time
  • Building the daily production plan each morning and distributing job lists to the floor
  • Handling closing paperwork, including printing, filing, and PO reconciliation
  • Monitoring and managing hardware inventory levels such as fasteners, magnets, and display hardware, and reordering before we run short
  • Managing outsourced items and coordinating with outside vendors
  • Keeping inventory organized and accurate

What we're looking for

  • Strong attention to detail, especially with pricing, versions, and paperwork
  • A self starter who finds the work without needing constant direction
  • Comfortable juggling multiple orders and deadlines in a fast paced production environment
  • Solid computer skills and the ability to learn our order management software quickly
  • Good communication skills for coordinating between the client, vendors, and our production floor
  • Experience in print, manufacturing, or warehouse coordination is an asset but not required

This is a full time, on site role at our Markham facility.

Tired of cold applications?

Sign up with Clera and we'll reach out the moment a role actually fits you — no more spraying applications into the void.

Know someone who'd be great for this?