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About the Role
Our team is growing and we’re looking for an enthusiastic, hands-on apprentice to learn signage production in our workshop, including printing, laminating, trimming, vinyl application, and finishing. As well as installs, stock control, and despatching of orders.
You’ll work on real jobs for businesses of all sizes, including major household names. In addition, the opportunity to experience other areas of the business such as Workwear (Printed and Embroidered) and PPE.
The successful candidate will work alongside our Sign manager, assisting with hands-on tasks from start to finish of creating signage, banners, vehicle graphics, and more.
- One day you could be cutting self-adhesive vinyl, another running our wide-format printer, the next building and assembling a shop fascia, along with every stage of creating and completing visual display products for all types of markets.
- The role will include training at every stage of creating signage, provided by line manager and senior members of the business.
- 100% of training will be carried out at our premises in Rainham Essex.
- Areas covered will be but not restricted to:
- General Signage, Fascias, Banners, Vehicle Graphics
- Freestanding signs and displays including pavement signs and exhibition displays, advertising, site boards, etc.
- Post-mounted signage including road signage, directional, traffic signs
- Building signage for example, entry & exit signs, health and safety signs, fascia signs, window signs, and manifestation
- Digital wall decoration, wallpapers, and textiles
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- Your earnings can increase over time with an apprenticeship. Find out about potential future pay.
- There is a clear opportunity for the successful candidate to progress into a full-time role within the business.
- Whether it remains within the Signage area or moving into the areas of the business such as Workwear, Merchandise, and PPE, which may become available.
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