5 Printing Technology jobs in Canada
Graphic arts technician
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The Role
Imagine a car factory. They have a Production Manager. That person manages the production of cars. Makes sense, right? Now, let's do a tennis ball factory. You guessed it: the Production Manager makes sure the tennis balls get made.
What does dbrand produce? Now you've opened a can of worms. You see, dbrand has spent the past ten years cultivating an audience of brand devotees who will buy just about anything that we sell. The only sensible response is to sell them. just about anything. Sure, it's mostly vinyl skins and phone accessories. but sometimes it's Rubik's cubes. Other times, it's an empty cardboard box. Cramming individual sheets of the world's most luxurious toilet paper into a box of pandemic-themed novelties? Been there, done that.
What we're trying to say is you need to be flexible. You need to be inventive. Most importantly, you need to manage a team with the breadth of skills and knowledge that will enable us to continue doing. whatever it is that we do. Not from scratch, of course - we're already considered masters of our craft. You're steering a world-class ship that has monopolized an entire industry, crewed by accomplished sailors that know the seven seas of die-cut vinyl like the backs of their hands. Your role? Make the ship better.
Process improvement is why you get out of bed in the morning - in fact, you've found the optimal way to get out of bed. Whether you're analyzing several months of production data, coaching team leads on effective management techniques, allocating machine time or buying new machines, you're the glue holding the ship together and the propulsive wind in its sails. You aren't building cars or tennis balls - you're building the future.
Does any of this describe you? Of course not. You don't work here. yet. That can change. You bring the skills and knowledge that will take our production team to the next level, and we'll provide the tools, resources, and agency that will enable you to thrive where others would fail. If that's not a bargain you're capable of upholding, save us all some time and close this tab. If you're still with us. keep reading.
The Environment
You know the phrase, "business in the front, party in the back?" dbrand's HQ is organized in the same way. This party's a little different though: instead of drinks, chips, and music, there's industrial-grade printers, lamination machines, and the sweet sounds of flatbed plotters. There's music too, sometimes.
Picture a meticulously-organized, clean, modern warehouse. Inside, there are tens of thousands of inventory bins, each containing the huge array of products you're creating in-house. Behind these bins, nestled in the back, you find yourself in dbrand's production space. Dozens of machines are working at a record clip, powered by workstations like the one you're sitting at. This is where the magic happens.
What does any of this have in common with a party? Simple: energy and excitement. You're in a world-class production facility, creating industry-leading products for a legion of devoted supporters. You're immersed in a one-of-a-kind workplace culture which doesn't assume that "results" and "fun" are mutually exclusive terms. You spend each day surrounded by peers who are just as dedicated to creating top-of-the-line products as you are. Most importantly, you enjoy the simple act of being there. You're motivated by doing the best work of your life. What's keeping you from doing it? Well, the fact that you haven't applied yet. Before you submit an application, let's take a second to see if you have what it takes.
The Characteristics
- Agile: You’re nimble. You’re adaptable. You thrive in an environment where priorities can change in an instant.
- Analytical: Your decisions are driven by only one thing: data. You continue to master all the tools necessary to surface insights.
- Collaborative: You enjoy purposeful meetings. You value the contributions and perspectives of your CEO as much as you do your subordinates.
- Curious: You’re eager to learn new concepts and master new skills. There’s no tool that’s useless in your arsenal.
- Demanding: You expect the performance of your team to be nothing short of flawless.
- Disciplined: You never allow the details to slip, understanding that every bit of minutiae forms the bigger picture.
- Enthusiastic: You exhibit a contagious passion for efficient operations.
- Innovative: You develop new approaches to complex problems.
- Leader: Your ability to execute action plans is only exceeded by your capacity for leadership. Your experience has taught you that lone wolves die hungry, while packs cannot be stopped.
- Perfectionist: You persist until the smallest detail has been optimized. Knows nothing less than 100%.
- Persistent: You’ve never failed. You’ve only experienced speed bumps on your path to success.
- Reliable: You live up to both verbal and written agreements. You can be trusted to work effectively, without oversight.
The Responsibilities and Qualifications
In order to make a positive impact as part of our team, your focus in this role will be to:
- Develop and oversee production processes that ensure operations meet daily production, productivity, and quality metrics.
- Implement and maintain strict organization and controls on the production floor.
- Maintain a high level of quality and output by planning and implementing resources and maintenance accordingly.
- Manage a team of employees including hiring, scheduling, training, performance evaluation and professional development planning.
- Identify and implement continuous improvement opportunities that simplify processes, lower costs, effectively manage raw material inventory, and allow agility to meet customer and market demands.
- Maintain the morale of the team by setting and demonstrating a strong business ethic for working with employees, suppliers, and customers.
- Develop and enforce company policies regarding security and safety, in order to maintain a safe working environment, as well as ensure all relevant training for warehouse employees is current (OHSA, Forklift Certification, First Aid & CPR).
- Maintain the physical condition of the warehouse by planning and suggesting new design layouts, inspecting equipment and materials, and issuing work orders for repair and requisitions.
If you find a box you can’t check, stop reading and look for a company who demands less from their Production Manager.
- Bachelor's degree in a related field or 5 years’ of warehouse, manufacturing experience.
- Mastery of Print & Cut software and utilities (ONYX, Summa GoProduce or equivalent).
- Experience with print profiling (G7 certification is a plus).
- Project Management skills and mentality.
- Ability and willingness to be hands-on.
- Knowledge of relevant federal, provincial, and local requirements and regulations.
- An impeccable communication style - your grasp on the English language is flawless.
- Detail-oriented, self-sufficient, resourceful, organized, and proactive.
- The instinct to help teammates thrive and the openness to learn from their experiences.
- The ability to solve complex problems (or know where to find the answer).
- Commitment to long-term growth and learning opportunities.
- Insights and engagement with the current state of smartphone and mobile technology.
The Moment of Truth
The job starts between $75,000 and $85,000 per year with health, dental, vision, and profit sharing benefits. We’re located a few minutes west of Pearson Airport.
Still think you have what it takes to thrive in our agile, high-growth, fast-paced environment?
To be perfectly honest, we doubt it.
That said, our company was built on the idea that every assumption can be proven wrong. Your move.
Print Production Team Lead
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The Role
Imagine a car factory. They have a Production Team Lead. That person manages the team that manages the production of cars. Makes sense, right? Now, let's do a tennis ball factory. You guessed it: the Production Team Lead makes sure the tennis balls get made.
What does dbrand produce? Now you've opened a can of worms. You see, dbrand has spent the past thirteen years cultivating an audience of brand devotees who will buy just about anything that we sell. The only sensible response is to sell them. just about anything. Sure, it's mostly vinyl skins and phone accessories. but sometimes it's Rubik's cubes. Other times, it's an empty cardboard box. Cramming individual sheets of the world's most luxurious toilet paper into a box of pandemic-themed novelties? Been there, done that.
What we're trying to say is you need to be flexible. You need to be inventive. Most importantly, you need to manage a team with the breadth of skills and knowledge that will enable us to continue doing. whatever it is that we do. Not from scratch, of course - we're already considered masters of our craft. You're steering a world-class ship that has monopolized an entire industry, crewed by accomplished sailors that know the seven seas of die-cut vinyl like the backs of their hands. Your role? Make the ship better.
Process improvement is why you get out of bed in the morning - in fact, you've found the optimal way to get out of bed. Whether you're analyzing several months of production data, coaching team members, or allocating machine time you're the glue holding the ship together and the propulsive wind in its sails. You aren't building cars or tennis balls - you're building the future.
Does any of this describe you? Of course not. You don't work here. yet. That can change. You bring the skills and knowledge that will take our production team to the next level, and we'll provide the tools, resources, and agency that will enable you to thrive where others would fail. If that's not a bargain you're capable of upholding, save us all some time and close this tab. If you're still with us. keep reading.
The Environment
Picture a meticulously-organized, clean, modern warehouse. Inside, there are tens of thousands of inventory bins, each containing the huge array of products you're creating in-house. Behind these bins, nestled in the back, you find yourself in dbrand's production space. Dozens of machines are working at a record clip, powered by workstations like the one you're sitting at. This is where the magic happens.
You know the phrase, "business in the front, party in the back?" dbrand's HQ is organized in the same way. This party's a little different though: instead of drinks, chips, and music, there's industrial-grade printers, lamination machines, and the sweet sounds of flatbed plotters. There's music too, sometimes.
What does any of this have in common with a party? Simple: energy and excitement. You're in a world-class production facility, creating industry-leading products for a legion of devoted supporters. You're immersed in a one-of-a-kind workplace culture which doesn't assume that "results" and "fun" are mutually exclusive terms. You spend each day surrounded by peers who are just as dedicated to creating top-of-the-line products as you are. Most importantly, you enjoy the simple act of being there. You're motivated by doing the best work of your life. What's keeping you from doing it? Well, the fact that you haven't applied yet. Before you submit an application, let's take a second to see if you have what it takes.
The Characteristics
- Agile: You’re nimble. You’re adaptable. You thrive in an environment where priorities can change in an instant.
- Analytical: Your decisions are driven by only one thing: data. You continue to master all the tools necessary to surface insights.
- Collaborative: You enjoy purposeful meetings. You value the contributions and perspectives of your CEO as much as you do your subordinates.
- Curious: You’re eager to learn new concepts and master new skills. There’s no tool that’s useless in your arsenal.
- Demanding: You expect the performance of your team to be nothing short of flawless.
- Disciplined: You never allow the details to slip, understanding that every bit of minutiae forms the bigger picture.
- Enthusiastic: You exhibit a contagious passion for efficient operations.
- Innovative: You develop new approaches to complex problems.
- Leader: Your ability to execute action plans is only exceeded by your capacity for leadership. Your experience has taught you that lone wolves die hungry, while packs cannot be stopped.
- Perfectionist: You persist until the smallest detail has been optimized. Knows nothing less than 100%.
- Persistent: You’ve never failed. You’ve only experienced speed bumps on your path to success.
- Reliable: You live up to both verbal and written agreements. You can be trusted to work effectively, without oversight.
The Responsibilities and Qualifications
In order to make a positive impact as part of our team, your focus in this role will be to:
- Lead and support a team of Finishing Specialists, Manufacturing Specialists, and Print & Lamination Specialists, including shift scheduling, hands-on training, and daily task management, in coordination with the Production Manager.
- Operate and train new team members on Canon Colorado and Epson SureColor printers, Summa flatbed cutters, laminators, and weeding tools (as required).
- Oversee job setup and output using CorelDRAW, Adobe Illustrator, and Onyx RIP Server, ensuring dieline accuracy, scaling, and file integrity.
- Perform and schedule machine maintenance and minor repairs; coordinate with vendors for external service.
- Ensure accurate material handling, from raw roll inventory to sleeving; monitor waste and identify inefficiencies.
- Maintain a clean, organized, and efficient production floor across all relevant work centers.
- Track and take action on KPIs related to units printed, cut, weeded, and sleeved, machine utilization, staff efficiency, waste and cost ratios, and backlog.
- Collaborate with the Marketing team on new product cut plans, to align production resources with launch timelines.
- Proactively surface and resolve technical, workflow, or resource issues in production operations.
- Continuously improve file prep accuracy, machine reliability, and communication within the production flow.
- Coordinate with the Finishing Team Lead to ensure smooth handoffs between cutting and downstream operations.
- Nurture your direct reports’ talents and encourage them to continuously build their competencies, helping identify and facilitate growth paths.
- Proactively identify both interpersonal or process challenges within the department, working in tandem with the Production Manager to deliver solutions.
- Keep in lockstep with the Production Manager to ensure alignment on communication, people, and strategy.
- Take ownership of special projects and evolving workflows as production needs change.
If you find a box you can’t check, stop reading and look for a company who demands less from their Print Production Team Lead.
- Minimum 5 years of experience in print production, including wide-format printer and flatbed cutter operation.
- Proficiency in CorelDRAW, Adobe Illustrator, and Onyx RIP Server for print file setup and output.
- Proven ability to coach and mentor a technical team in a high-performance Production environment.
- Production experience with printers and cutters, including preventive maintenance and troubleshooting.
- Familiarity with ERP/MRP systems (e.g. Fulfil.io), including BOMs, routings, and batch production.
- Honed computer skills, including Windows OS operation, text editors, spreadsheet / data analysis, web applications, and task management. Hands-on mindset with the ability to balance production floor presence and leadership responsibilities.
- Considerable working memory and ability to multitask.
- An impeccable communication style - your grasp on the English language is flawless.
- Detail-oriented, self-sufficient, resourceful, organized, and proactive.
- The instinct to help teammates thrive and the openness to learn from past experiences.
- The ability to solve complex problems (or know where to find the answer).
- Commitment to long-term growth and learning opportunities.
- Insights and engagement with the current state of smartphone and mobile technology.
The Moment of Truth
The job starts between $70,000 and $80,000 per year with health, dental, vision, GRSP, and profit sharing benefits. We’re located a few minutes west of Pearson Airport.
Still think you have what it takes to thrive in our agile, high-growth, fast-paced environment?
To be perfectly honest, we doubt it.
You're welcome to try to prove us wrong.
Xerox Production Print Solutions Sales Representative
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West X Business Solutions is the exclusive sales agency for Xerox in British Columbia. We are currently looking for a proven sales executive for our Production Print Solutions sales role.
The Production Print Solutions Sales Representative has the responsibility of leading sales engagements in the Print for Pay market space, selling primarily to print shops. This role will market and sell the full suite of Xerox production printing solutions, associated third-party finishing products, integrated software, and workflow solutions. The Production Print Solutions Sales Representative will build a healthy pipeline of opportunities inside current accounts and competitive ‘new logo’ accounts.
Major responsibilities of the Production Print Solutions Sales Representative include:
Lead sales cycles in commercial print, trade print, and packaging businesses
Develop and maintain expert understanding of the supported products and lines of business.
Develop and maintain knowledge of industry trends, competitive landscape, workflows, relevant Xerox tools.
Lead qualified opportunities from development to delivery following the key steps of the sales cycle such as executive presentations, customer workflow Studies, technology demonstrations, and proposals
Apply the Production Value Proposition (PVP) to ensure that the client’s solution is aligned to their business priorities and demonstrates competitive advantage, meets financial and profitability goals over the lifetime of the deal; mitigates key risk exposures and ensures that Xerox can deliver.
Engage and Collaborate with Head Office Marketing and technical resources to assist in delivering on the client strategy.
Complete Service Performance Reviews quarterly on current ‘Machines in Field’ (MIF) to: help grow profitable customer pages and Total Sales Revenue growth.
Qualifications
University degree required
Previous experience in Production Print Solutions sales is an asset
Knowledge of trends and industry direction
Minimum 3 years of solid B2B sales experience with the ability to manage complex sales
Demonstrated subject matter expertise in the Production Print product portfolio
Can articulate a value proposition to the client with credibility at senior management and operational levels
Ability to negotiates at management levels within client account
Is proficient at building a compelling business case
Is considered knowledgeable in the entire range of production products, services, and technology solutions; as well as competitor offerings to enable sales
Role-Specific Competencies (required to be successful in the assignment)
Business Acumen: The ability to perform and make commercial decisions with insight, knowledge and intelligence.
Create Client Strategy: The ability to develop effective strategic account strategies in order to drive profitable and sustainable growth for Xerox.
Communicate Value: Ability to effectively communicate and leverage delivered Xerox value to expand the client relationship and increase the share of wallet for Xerox.
Consultative Selling: Identifies Xerox opportunities through an in-depth knowledge of our customers’ strategic and business needs. Seen as a thought leader and sought out by the client for business advice
Creativity and Innovation: The ability to challenge current ways of doing things (conventional practices), adapt established methods to new situations, pursue ongoing process improvements, create and evaluate new solutions and ideas
Industry Expertise: Applying an in-depth industry expertise to resolve client and Xerox business issues and to address key business drivers.
Technical Expertise: Applying an in-depth technical expertise to resolve client and Xerox business issues and to address key business drivers.
Represent the Full Capabilities of Xerox: Creating opportunities for selling unique, value-added solutions through the effective positioning of the full spectrum of the Xerox portfolio.
Production Lead (Print or Custom Manufacturing)
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Job Title: Production Lead
Location: Etobicoke, ON – On-site (Full-Time)
About the Opportunity
A growing manufacturing facility in Etobicoke is looking to add a hands-on, motivated Production Lead to oversee daily operations across printing, laminating, and cutting. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced team leader who thrives in fast-paced, hands-on environments and is seeking long-term stability and career growth.
The Production Lead will play a key role in ensuring on-time, high-quality output while mentoring staff, resolving operational challenges in real time, and driving efficiency across the floor.Key Responsibilities
Oversee Production Operations: Manage day-to-day activities in printing, laminating, and cutting to ensure high-quality, on-time delivery.
Lead & Mentor Team: Supervise and guide production staff, fostering collaboration and accountability.
Ensure Quality & Efficiency: Monitor outcomes, maintain quality standards, and drive continuous improvement.
Workflow & Issue Resolution: Identify and resolve bottlenecks or issues quickly to keep production on track.
Schedule & Staffing Management: Work with the Director of Operations to plan production schedules, allocate resources, and manage overtime needs.
Troubleshoot & Support: Provide real-time support during and outside of business hours as needed.
Continuous Improvement: Analyze production outcomes, identify root causes of errors, and implement corrective measures.
Qualifications Required:
3+ years in a production or manufacturing environment (print or custom manufacturing preferred)
Zund and/or cutting knowledge
Proven leadership experience managing teams
Strong problem-solving and decision-making skills
Ability to work full-time on-site with occasional after-hours support
Excellent organizational and communication skills
Preferred:
Experience in digital printing or sticker manufacturing
Familiarity with Lean Manufacturing or other process improvement methods
Knowledge of production equipment troubleshooting
Benefits
Competitive salary
Health and dental coverage (after probationary period)
Life and disability insurance
Opportunities for professional growth
Why Join Us?
This role is ideal for a motivated leader who wants to make a direct impact on production outcomes while mentoring a skilled team. If you’re ready to step into a key leadership position in a dynamic manufacturing environment, we encourage you to apply.
Send resume to Disha at or call at Ext. 158 for immediate consideration.
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