Journeymen Bookbinder: Craft, Restore & Bind

ADP, Inc.; Upper Marlboro (MD); Sur place; USD 32 000 - 48 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

ADP, Inc. is seeking a Journeymen Bookbinder to preserve, restore, and create high-quality bound materials. The role requires precision with traditional and modern binding methods, attention to detail, and collaboration with clients and team members.

The ideal candidate will have formal bookbinding training, experience with both traditional and contemporary techniques, and a strong eye for detail in maintaining archival-quality standards.

Qualifications

• Completion of an accredited apprenticeship or formal training program in bookbinding.
• Demonstrated experience in traditional and modern bookbinding techniques.
• Proficiency in using hand tools and machinery specific to bookbinding.
• Strong attention to detail and manual dexterity.
• Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and specifications related to bookbinding.

Responsabilités

• Perform a variety of bookbinding tasks including folding, sewing, gluing, trimming, and casing-in to assemble books.
• Repair and restore damaged or worn books using appropriate conservation techniques to extend their lifespan.
• Select and prepare materials such as leather, cloth, paper, and adhesives to meet project specifications.
• Operate and maintain specialized bookbinding machinery and hand tools safely and efficiently.
• Collaborate with clients and team members to understand project requirements and deliver high-quality finished products on schedule.

Connaissances

Hand tool proficiency

Manual dexterity

Reading specs

Attention to detail

Formation

Accredited apprenticeship

Outils

Bookbinding machinery

Description du poste

ADP, Inc. is seeking a Journeymen Bookbinder to preserve, restore, and create high-quality bound materials. The role requires precision with traditional and modern binding methods, attention to detail, and collaboration with clients and team members.

The ideal candidate will have formal bookbinding training, experience with both traditional and contemporary techniques, and a strong eye for detail in maintaining archival-quality standards.