DANSCOT PRINT LIMITED
Print Manager/Estimator

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Company Description
DANSCOT PRINT LIMITED is a long-established printing company based at Arran Road in Perth, United Kingdom. The business serves a wide range of local and regional clients with professional print solutions. As a small, customer-focused organization, the company values reliability, quality, and attention to detail in every project. Team members are encouraged to contribute ideas and take ownership of their work in a collaborative environment. The company offers opportunities to develop skills across both print production and job estimation.
Role Description
This is a full-time, on-site Print Manager/Estimator role based in Perth. The individual in this role will oversee the day-to-day management of print jobs, including scheduling, workflow coordination, and quality control across all stages of production. Key responsibilities include:
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- Assessing customer specifications
- Preparing accurate cost estimates
- Selecting appropriate materials and print methods
- Ensuring jobs are delivered on time and within budget


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The role involves regular communication with clients to clarify requirements, provide quotations, and address any issues that arise during production. The Print Manager/Estimator will also:
- Monitor stock levels
- Liaise with suppliers
- Help maintain equipment
- Support continuous improvements in efficiency, safety, and customer service
Qualifications
- Experience in print production management, including scheduling, workflow coordination, and quality assurance.
- Proficiency in estimating print jobs, calculating costs, and preparing customer quotations.
- Knowledge of printing processes, materials, and equipment (e.g., digital and offset printing, finishing techniques).
- Strong customer service and communication skills, with the ability to translate technical requirements into clear proposals.
- Competence with relevant software such as print management systems, estimating tools, and basic office applications.
- Good numerical and analytical skills, with attention to detail and accuracy in pricing and documentation.
- Ability to work on-site, manage multiple deadlines, and collaborate effectively with colleagues and suppliers.
- Previous experience in a commercial print environment is highly beneficial; vocational or professional training in print or production management is an advantage.
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