When?

Tuesday, July 8, 2025

Why?

This new system allows you to send print jobs to a universal queue and release them at any student printer on campus. It enhances flexibility, convenience, and security by ensuring documents are only printed when you release them—preventing unauthorized access, lost files, or jobs directed to the wrong printer.

What’s the impact?

All student printers across Sutherland, Frost and Haliburton will transition to the new Find-Me Printing system

• Printing – Find-Me & Secure Release
• How it works
• Printer Locations
• FAQs

When?

Wednesday, December 17, 2025.

What?

Staff multi-function printers across Fleming College campuses will begin transitioning to the new Find-Me and Secure Release Print system. This service change is designed to improve the ease of use for printer selection, reduce waste and enhance document security.

How it works?

Send your print job to one of the universal print queues and release it at any secure release enabled printer. Your document is printed only once you visit and authenticate at the printer.

Steps to use

1. Send your print job to one of two virtual print queues, either grayscale or colour. The print queues are named:
   • Grayscale_Find-MeVirtualQueue
   • Colour_Find-MeVirtualQueue

2. Release it at any printer by identifying yourself using one of the following methods:

• • Tap your OneCard (the fastest preferred method)
  • Scan the QR code on the printer and follow the instructions
  • Log in to the printer with your Fleming SSO Network Account

Learn More & Support

Overview | How it Works | Printer Locations | FAQs

Secure print and release is currently deployed across all student printers. If you experience any issues using the new Find-Me and Secure Release printing system, please contact the IT Service Desk.

ITS is looking to hire an Enterprise Systems Programmer Analyst to support the Colleges use of Information Application Services including but not limited to Oracle/PeopleSoft Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software by deploying and configuring purchased modules, designing and developing modifications, and integrating third party applications at all campuses.

The incumbent will provide Technical and Business Analysis support to the client departments by gaining understanding of their business processes and system requirements through consultation. Research solutions to meet these requirements that fit the priorities and resources of the College, and then promote and deploy these solutions that may involve deploying a new module from the College Administrative System vendor (currently Oracle/PeopleSoft), in-house design and development of a new component, purchasing and integrating a third-party application, or managing vendor contracted services.

The incumbent will support client departments with product knowledge transfer by assisting in training, preparing training materials and researching product capabilities.

Further support is provided by maintaining an awareness of current industry standards and assisting the College in evolving and developing information systems that can remain compatible with, and take advantage of, the developing trends in the information processing industry.

Provide technical expertise to client departments with regards to the Colleges Administrative computing systems consisting primarily of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software (Oracle/PeopleSoft) and its integration with related systems including Clockworks (counselling support), StarRez (residence management), D2L Brightspace (learning management system), the myCampus portal (application and single sign-on hub), business intelligence reporting tools, and homegrown applications (academic planning, course outlines).

Provide administrative coverage and assistance with the myCampus portal.

Learn more and apply here: Job ID 3359 – Enterprise Systems Programmer Analyst