The Graphical Tree
Junior Large Format Production Assistant / Aylesbury

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Junior Production Assistant Position
The Graphical Tree has a junior production assistant position available based at our Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire production site.
Job Description
The role is suitable for a school or college leaver, and whilst no experience is necessary, an interest in print and graphics, as well as a desire to make a career within the industry would be beneficial.
We are looking for an individual with a friendly, personable nature, a good work ethic and eagerness to learn. In return, we will teach you the role of large format production assistant from the beginning up.
About the Company
Established in 2007, The Graphical Tree has grown year on year, and our client base consists of global retailers and brands, award-winning creative agencies and renowned annual events. Servicing retail, commercial and event sectors demand the diverse display solutions, products, and capabilities that we offer. This all helps to ensure we remain a leader in the industry, with a team who maintain a strong ethos in building the best business possible for all involved.
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The role will involve –
- Learning about the graphics industry and how and where it is in use
- Learning about large format print technology including:
- roll-to-roll printers
- flat-bed direct-to-media printers
- vinyl cutting
- routers
- print RIPs
- Learning production software such as Adobe Creative Suite
- Hands-on production of graphics including:
- production and preparation of vinyl decals
- collation and packing of jobs
- despatch
- stock management
- general studio duties, such as cleanliness and tidiness


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Training
- Regular feedback sessions every 3 months
- A training period that will last an initial 12 months (based on suitability from quarterly feedback)
- An ongoing position available if both parties feel the role is suitable to continue post-training period
Salary
- Starting salary based on age
- Salary reviewed after initial training period
To Apply
Please email hr@thegraphicaltree.com with a covering letter expressing your interest in the role; the reasons why you would like a career in large format print and display; and what interests you about the role and profession.
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