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  • prepress
    prepress
    hace 9 horas
    $17–$28 por hora
    Jornada completa
    Getty Square, Yonkers

    Production-ready files • Artwork built at 1:1 final size, or a stated scale like 1:10, with exact dimensions that match the shop drawings and site measurements, • Vector files (AI, EPS or PDF) for logos, text and anything that gets cut. Raster images need enough resolution at final size, usually 100–150 dpi for large format, • Fonts converted to outlines, and every linked image embedded or packaged with the file Print and cut setup • Bleed, usually 0.5"–1" for large format, and safe zones kept clear of seams, edges, hardware and mullions, • Cut, kiss-cut and contour lines on their own named layers, with standard naming and spot colors, • Panel tiling and seam placement planned for material widths, for example vinyl roll widths or glass panel breaks, • White ink and opacity layers when printing on clear substrates like glass, acrylic or window film Color management • CMYK or the printer’s RIP profile, with brand Pantone callouts noted, • Awareness of how the substrate changes color (frosted, clear or backlit), plus willingness to do hard proofs or strike-offs for approval Documentation • Panel or element numbering that matches the install plan, so the crew knows where each piece goes, • Elevation proofs showing the artwork on the actual wall or glass, for client sign-off, • Material and finish callouts, plus coverage percentages when pattern area affects estimating or cost Workflow • Preflight checks before files go to production, • Clear version control and file naming so an old revision never gets printed, • Quick turnaround on client revisions, and good coordination with production and install leads

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  • Inside Sales Associate
    Inside Sales Associate
    hace 8 días
    $16–$20 por hora
    Jornada completa
    Westchester Square, The Bronx

    Managing existing accounts involves handling phone communications, processing orders, and ensuring timely follow-up to maintain strong client relationships and satisfaction. Inside Sales Representative - Kenmar Shirts About Kenmar Shirts Kenmar Shirts provides screen printing, embroidery, custom apparel, and promotional goods. We help schools and companies create branded items for their teams, events, programs, and everyday needs. About the Role We're looking for an inside sales representative to connect with schools and companies, introduce our products and services, and turn those conversations into new business. This is an outreach-focused role for someone who enjoys talking to people, asking good questions, and building customer relationships. You'll help potential customers understand what Kenmar Shirts offers, learn what they're looking for, and follow up to move opportunities forward. The goal is to become a helpful contact customers can turn to when they need printed apparel, embroidered items, or promotional goods. Responsibilities • Identify and reach out to prospective customers at schools and companies., • Make outbound calls and send personalized emails to introduce Kenmar Shirts., • Find the right contacts for custom apparel and promotional-product purchases., • Ask about upcoming events, programs, staff apparel, giveaways, and other needs., • Explain our screen printing, embroidery, custom apparel, and promotional goods in clear, practical terms., • Gather details about potential orders, including products, quantities, artwork needs, and requested deadlines., • Coordinate with the team on customer questions, product options, and quote requests., • Follow up on conversations and quotes, answer questions, and help interested customers take the next step., • Keep accurate notes on contacts, customer needs, conversations, and follow-up dates., • Stay in touch with customers to build relationships and identify future opportunities. What We're Looking For • Clear, professional communication by phone and email., • Comfort starting conversations with new people and making outbound sales calls., • Good listening skills and the ability to understand what a customer needs., • Strong organization and consistent follow-through., • A proactive approach to finding opportunities rather than waiting for inquiries., • Patience and persistence when prospects don't respond right away., • Attention to detail when collecting order information and communicating with the team., • Willingness to learn about apparel, decoration methods, and promotional products., • A friendly, practical approach to sales that focuses on helping customers find the right solution. Who This Role Suits This role is a good fit for someone who enjoys outreach, can manage several conversations at once, and takes pride in following through. You'll be introducing schools and companies to a wide range of custom products while building relationships that can lead to repeat business.

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  • PHOTGRAPHY ASSISTANT
    PHOTGRAPHY ASSISTANT
    hace 1 mes
    Jornada parcial
    Manhattan, New York

    Full job description About Real Photos Real Photos by Freddy's Colors has photographed New York City students and school communities since 1992. We provide high-volume school portraits, senior photography, graduation coverage, ID photography, and related school services throughout the five boroughs. Our success depends on dependable employees who combine technical consistency, efficient production, strong customer service, and respectful interaction with students and school staff. Position Summary Maintains daytime readiness and organization of the Real Photos studio by receiving deliveries, controlling inventory, organizing equipment and supplies, preparing event materials, and completing a clear handoff for the afternoon gear-preparation shift. Seasonality and Work Availability Real Photos is a seasonal business aligned with the school calendar. Peak event periods generally run from October through December and February through March. Work may be limited or unavailable during summer, holidays, school breaks, closures, cancellations, or other periods without scheduled events. The role is planned for up to 30 paid hours per week, but assignments and minimum hours are not guaranteed unless stated in writing. Employees are paid for all hours worked; when no work is assigned or scheduled and none is performed, no wages are earned, subject to the written offer and applicable law. Essential Responsibilities · Handle all photographic studio appointments as needed. · Open, organize, and maintain assigned studio work areas so equipment, clothing, props, supplies, and documents can be located quickly and safely. · Receive company and vendor deliveries, verify quantities and condition, record the receipt, and route each item to the correct department or storage area. · Maintain accurate inventory records and complete scheduled counts for equipment, accessories, backgrounds, clothing, props, ID materials, cases, and consumable supplies. · Store all items in labeled locations and keep shelves, racks, cabinets, equipment areas, and receiving areas orderly and secure. · Prepare and stage equipment, paperwork, labels, props, wardrobe, and support materials from approved event checklists before the afternoon handoff. · Prepare, print, sort, and quality-check ID cards or related materials when assigned and trained. · Track clothing and graduation garments that require washing, repair, replacement, or restocking and coordinate approved cleaning or follow-up. · Restock approved supplies and notify the manager before essential items reach the established reorder level. · Perform approved cleaning and basic troubleshooting and route damaged or malfunctioning items for repair; do not attempt unauthorized repairs. · Protect student information, images, memory media, paperwork, and company records and follow secure handling procedures. · Provide an accurate shift handoff to the PM Gear Prep Tech and timely status updates to Field Operations, drivers, photographers, Customer Service, and Lab teams. Required Qualifications · High school diploma or equivalent, or comparable relevant work experience. · Strong organization, attention to detail, reliability, punctuality, and ability to follow written checklists. · Comfort using labels, inventory logs, computers, printers, spreadsheets, and basic equipment-tracking systems. · Ability to stand and move for extended periods, lift up to 40 pounds independently, and maintain the assigned 5- or 6-day schedule, including Saturdays when scheduled. Preferred Qualifications · Experience in a photography studio, warehouse, production, inventory, shipping and receiving, printing, or equipment environment. · Bilingual English/Spanish communication and familiarity with photography equipment, ID production, or school-picture operations. Key Performance and Responsibilities · Accurate receiving records, inventory counts, and discrepancy reporting. · On-time completion of studio opening, organizing, restocking, and preparation checklists. · Correct staging of equipment, materials, props, wardrobe, labels, and school-specific items. · Accuracy and quality of ID-card, printing, labeling, or sorting tasks when assigned. · Cleanliness, safety, security, and consistent organization of the studio work areas. · Clear handoffs and timely communication with the PM Gear Prep Tech and operating departments. Work Environment and Physical Requirements This role is primarily performed in the Manhattan studio and may involve standing and moving for extended periods, repeated bending or reaching, receiving deliveries, handling equipment cases and supply boxes, using computers and printers, and adapting to changing event priorities. Reasonable accommodations will be considered for qualified individuals. Hours Meal Period and Overtime The normal start time is 10:00 a.m. The position is expected to work approximately 5 to 8 paid hours per day, 5 to 6 days per week, up to 30-40 paid hours. A 5-day 30-hour schedule may be 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.; a 6-day 30-hour schedule may be 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Actual schedules depend on events and operating needs. Meal periods will be provided when required by law or company policy. Employees may not work off the clock. Overtime is not normally scheduled, requires advance approval, and will be paid whenever required by law. Job Types: Part-time, Temporary, Seasonal Pay: $20.00 - $22.00 per hour Benefits: Flexible schedule Experience: Photography: 1 year (Preferred) Language: Spanish (Preferred) License/Certification: Driver's License (Preferred)

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