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Print Finisher (6am–2pm / 2pm–10pm)

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About the Company
We are currently recruiting for a Print Finisher to join a growing print production business. This role is ideal for somebody with experience operating print finishing or production machinery within a manufacturing environment.
About the Role
You will be responsible for the final stages of the print process, ensuring products are completed accurately, checked to a high standard, and prepared for customer delivery. The position involves operating finishing equipment, monitoring quality, following production instructions, and working to production deadlines within a busy print environment.
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Responsibilities
- Operate print finishing equipment including guillotines, laminators, folders, and binding machinery
- Cut, trim, fold, laminate, and package printed products
- Carry out quality checks to ensure products meet customer specifications
- Read and follow job tickets and production instructions
- Prioritise workloads to meet production deadlines
- Perform basic machine maintenance and troubleshooting
- Maintain a clean and safe working environment
- Work closely with the wider production team to ensure smooth workflow
Qualifications
- Print production or manufacturing-related training advantageous
- Machine operating experience highly beneficial
- Health & Safety awareness preferred


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Required Skills
- Experience within print finishing, print production, or manufacturing environments
- Comfortable operating finishing or production machinery
- Strong attention to detail and quality control
- Ability to work within fast-paced, deadline-driven environments
- Good practical and manual skills
- Strong communication and teamwork abilities
- Understanding of health & safety within production environments
Pay range and compensation package
Salary open depending on experience.
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