Apprentice Printer
Posted 2 days 16 hours ago by Routes to Work
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We have 2 positions at present for a Trainee/Apprenticeship role in Large Format Printing, Sign Making and Display Graphics manufacture.
One of Scotland's most advanced large-format print companies. We produce the huge graphics you see everywhere - from shop signs and posters to building wraps, exhibition displays and event graphics.
Right now we're looking for motivated young people (17-18) from the local area who want to start a hands on career in a growing industry.
This isn't just a job - it's the start of a career pathway into a Modern Apprenticeship in Print.
What You'll Be DoingYou'll start by working alongside our experienced production team, learning how large format print works from the ground up.
- Preparing and finishing printed graphics
- Operating cutting and finishing equipment
- Assisting with large format printers
- Quality checking finished products
- Supporting the production team on real customer projects
You'll begin by shadowing experienced staff and completing a structured training programme, starting with Health & Safety and moving into print finishing and production.
The role can lead to a Modern Apprenticeship in Print (SVQ Level 6) - a nationally recognised qualification that is equivalent to a Higher.
Over approximately two years, you'll develop practical skills in:
- Large format printing
- Print finishing
- Production processes
- Industry equipment and technology
Many people in our industry build long term careers from apprenticeships, progressing into technical, creative or management roles.
Working Hours - Sometimes this can change!Monday - Friday
9:00am - 5:30pm (40 hours per week)
- Good timekeeping
- Willingness to learn
- Ability to follow instructions
- Positive attitude and work ethic
- National 5 Maths and English (required for the apprenticeship)
- Interest in practical or creative work
- Previous part time or work experience
Learn a real trade with career prospects
Work with some of the most advanced print technology in Scotland
Gain a recognised qualification
Join a friendly team where you'll be supported while you learn
Be part of creating large scale graphics seen all over the UK
If you're someone who likes making things, working with your hands and learning new skills, this could be the perfect first step into a creative technical career