June 13 - 14, 2013

G7 Offset Press Operator Training Program

Printing Industries of America / 200 Deer Run Road, Sewickley, PA

presented by Printing Industries of America, a training program endorsed by IDEAlliance  

June 13-14, 2013 — Registration open!
September 26-27, 2013 — Registration open!

For more information visit: http://training.printing.org/page/11115

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Overview

You’ve attended the IDEAlliance G7® Expert/Professional Training program and received the all-important G7 Certification.

This training program is all about the hands-on implementation of the G7 specification (TR015), and is specifically designed for digital press operators, managers, and consultants. This in-depth training program will explore all of the practical applications of executing and maintaining the conditions required for a successful G7 implementation within your digital printing operations—and more specifically—on particular pieces of equipment including toner-based presses and wide-format flatbed inkjet devices.

This two-day workshop takes place in the Printing Industries of America’s state of the art prepress and digital printing laboratories. You will receive intensive, detailed hands-on instruction to get you completely knowledgeable on how to implement the techniques listed below. Upon successful completion of the program, you will receive a G7® Digital Press Operator's certificate of completion by Printing Industries of America, endorsed by IDEAlliance.

Note: Because this training program is very hands-in in nature, class sizes will be limited. Please register early to avoid any disappointments!

You Will Learn

  • Printing standards, specifications, and guidelines: What’s the difference?
  • TVI and gray balance—what it is and how to measure it
  • The considerations of various output devices and media types including both toner-based and wide-format flatbed inkjet devices
  • The need to address workflow architecture and file structure
  • How to navigate several digital front-ends (listed below) using the G7 methodology
  • How to adjust for non-standard substrates by applying substrate correction metrics as outlined in ISO 15339
  • Maintenance and calibration requirements on both toner-based and wide-format flatbed inkjet devices for maintaining a successful G7 environment
  • How to validate the print run, ensuring that your output is within tolerance
     

Equipment/Software Used in this Class

  • Konica Minolta bizhub PRESS C8000 digital press
  • Oce’ Arizona 360 GT Wide Format Inkjet Flatbed Printer
  • Ricoh Pro C901 digital press
  • Xerox iGen4 digital press
  • Color Think Pro
  • ColorPort
  • Command Workstation with EFI Fiery RIP
  • CREO Color Server
  • Curve2™ Software
  • Onyx Production House
  • XRite i1 Publish Pro
     

Who Should Attend

  • Digital press operators
  • Managers of digital press operations
  • Prepress technicians
  • Prepress managers
  • Production managers
  • Consultants
     

Workshop Fees

  • $795 for Printing Industries of America Members
  • $1195 for non-members
     

Workshop Location

  • Printing Industries of America headquarters, Sewickley (Pittsburgh), PA
     

Workshop Leader

  • Dave Dezzutti, Technology and Research Analyst and G7 Certified Expert, Printing Industries of America

Event Date

June 13 - 14, 2013

Printing Industries of America

Address: 
200 Deer Run Road, Sewickley, PA 15143
Phone: 
1-800-910-4283 x731

From Pittsburgh International Airport to DoubleTree:
Taxi ($30-$40)
SuperShuttle (www.supershuttle.com)

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