A fantastic opportunity to join a progressive, growing large format graphics & design company based in Bristol.

We’re offering an exciting apprenticeship for someone with creativity, energy, and a hands-on approach. You’ll work alongside an experienced and friendly team, learning the latest print technologies and techniques.

What you'll do at work

As an apprentice at 2601 Creative Print Ltd, no two days will be the same! Specialising in eye-catching business interiors and cutting-edge print installations, you'll be part of a skilled production team working on real client projects from day one. This is your chance to start a career in a fast-paced creative industry embracing the latest technology.

An average week could include:

• Operating large format printers and cutting machines under supervision
• Mounting, finishing, and assembling printed materials ready for delivery or installation
• Helping with on-site installations, setting up printed vinyls, wall graphics, or signage at client locations
• Maintaining a tidy and safe workshop, learning about materials, machines, and workflow
• Liaising with the team to understand client briefs and production priorities

You’ll learn how creative ideas become real-world visuals – from concept to installation – and develop technical and practical skills that are in demand across the print and signage industry.

Where you'll work

Unit 3, Warmley Business Park
Crown Way, Warmley
Bristol
BS30 8FR

Apprenticeships include time away from working for specialist training. You’ll study to gain professional knowledge and skills.

Training provider

BPIF TRAINING LIMITED

Training course

Signage technician (level 3)

What you'll learn

Course contents

• Interpret information, for example customer briefs, specifications, and work instructions.
• Conduct site survey.
• Calculate costs and prepare quotations.
• Plan and schedule work.
• Prepare for signage work.
• Use graphic design software to design signage.
• Create pre-fabrication files/instructions.
• Select and use materials and components.
• Assemble signs.
• Trim, clean, and add fixing features to signage such as eyelets, hinges, and brackets, as required.
• Protect materials and signs to prevent damage during manufacture, transportation, and storage.
• Apply, install, or erect signs.
• Check signage materials and products against quality requirements.
• Identify and document risks and hazards in the workplace; advise on and apply control measures.
• Comply with health and safety regulations and requirements.
• Comply with organisational and statutory environmental and sustainability considerations: safe disposal of waste, recycling of materials, and efficient use of resources.
• Select, set up, complete pre-checks, and operate sign-making machinery, tools, and equipment.
• Maintain work area, tools, and equipment, for example, charge batteries and sharpen blades.
• Use access equipment in the installation process, for example ladders, fixed, and mobile platforms.
• Communicate with colleagues and/or stakeholders – verbal, written, or electronic; use industry terminology.
• Complete documentation, for example job sheets, maintenance records.
• Rectify or report issues.