v3 Group Design and Print
Digital Print Supervisor

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Company Description
v3 Print is a full-service branding, design, and print company that supports businesses with cohesive visual marketing materials. The team manages creative brand design, including logos, stationery, brochures, leaflets, websites, folders, and posters. All print and finishing is handled in state-of-the-art digital facilities, ensuring consistent quality and control from concept to completion. Services range from a wide range of digital print to large-format outputs such as banners, roller banners, exhibition materials, signage, and posters. v3 focuses on delivering reliable, high-quality print solutions that strengthen clients’ brand presence.
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Role Description
The Digital Print Supervisor is a full-time, on-site role based in Twickenham. This role entails the day-to-day operation of various digital printers (Heidelberg, Xerox, HP), including scheduling jobs, coordinating workflows, and ensuring print quality standards are met across all digital output. The supervisor will monitor equipment performance, manage print files and colour profiles.
Responsibilities include:
- Guiding and supporting print operators
- Enforcing health and safety procedures
- Maintaining organized production records
- Collaborating with design and account teams
- Troubleshooting production issues
- Optimizing processes to meet deadlines and client expectations


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Qualifications
- Experience with digital print machinery, RIP software, and colour management in a commercial print environment.
- Knowledge of print finishing processes (cutting, binding, laminating, mounting) and large-format printing practices is preferred.
- Ability to lead teams, uphold safety and quality standards, and work efficiently in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment.
- Relevant experience with PC and Mac operation and relevant software applications preferred.
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