John Alofa checking the fold quality on the auto-creasing machine
Print finishers work in the bindery area of a print company. They operate machines that cut, fold, staple, stitch and trim paper.
He whakamārama
Ka mahi nga kaiwhakatepe mahi ta i roto i te wahanga tuitui pukapuka o tetahi kamupene ta. Ka whakamahi ratou i nga purere tapahi, pokai hoki, makatiti hoki, tuitui hoki, me te poro hoki i nga pepa.
Entry Requirements
Most people find a job as a print finisher and then start an apprenticeship.
Pay
Salaries vary depending on experience, the amount of shift work, and whether training and supervision is involved:
Apprentices can expect to start on about $25,000 a year.
Job Outlook
The chances of getting work as a print finisher are good.
