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Day Printer (Web Offset)

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PRINTING PRESS OPERATOR (WEB OFFSET) – 36 HOURS (3 DAYS PER WEEK)
Job Title: Day Printer (Web Offset)
Location: Oxford (Osney Mead)
Salary: £29,743 per annum
Shift: 3 x 12-hour day shifts (Monday–Wednesday, 07:30–19:30)
Job Role of the Printing Press Operator
A fantastic opportunity has arisen for a skilled Web Offset Printer to join a leading UK media production facility. This is a great chance to work within a busy, high-quality print environment producing local newspapers to tight deadlines.
You will be responsible for the setting up, operation, and first-line maintenance of web offset printing presses, ensuring consistent print quality, maximum uptime, and efficient production output.
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This is a fast-paced production environment where accuracy, reliability, and speed are essential.
Sector – Print Manufacturing
Non-Negotiable Requirements of the Printing Press Operator
Experience working as a Lithographic Printer, Web Offset Printer, or Print Press Operator
Desirable Requirements
Previous experience working within the UK print industry
Familiarity with newspaper or high-volume print production environments
Experience working with web offset printing technology
The Printing Press Operator will benefit from:
Working in a major UK print production environment
Stable 3-day working week (36 hours)
Competitive salary of £29,743 per annum
25 days holiday plus 8 bank holidays
Exposure to modern print production technology
Opportunity to develop technical printing skills


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