The apprentice will learn the full operation of our reel-fed print department and our inkjet print department covering.
The role will be coached and mentored by our Print Supervisor, who has a wealth of experience and will help the apprentice develop and learn, having also completed the BPIF apprentice scheme themselves a number of years ago.
Typical duties and responsibilities will include:
Reading and understanding jobs to prepare for print
Organising printing plates, paper and ink
Setting printing machines and running
Checking quality of printed jobs throughout the run
Training:Upon successful completion of the apprenticeship, you will achieve a Level 2 Print Operative apprenticeship standard.
You will be supported by both your employer, Whittington Moor Printing Works, and training provider, BPIF Training, during your time as an apprentice. You will follow a structured training plan and will be provided one day a week dedicated to working towards your qualification.
Training will take place at the workplace, with regular visits from your BPIF Training Coordinator along with occasional online sessions. You will work one-to-one with your Training Coordinator throughout your learning journey to ensure you receive tailored support and guidance.
You will have access to the company meeting room throughout your apprenticeship where you will have dedicated space to study.Training Outcome:This apprentice will have the opportunity to develop into any of the roles in our printing department in the short term and ultimately progress further within the business. We currently have former apprentices working in supervisor roles, management roles and even in Web design roles now.Employer Description:Whittington Moor Print Works Group who have been operating for over 90 years, our company ethos is to deliver quality products, supported by the highest level of customer service and innovation.
Whittington Moor manufacture 24 hours a day and specialise in producing high quality bespoke print, distribution, storage and mailing services.
The lifeblood of every company is it's people. At Whittington Moor we employ highly motivated print specialists with a committed mindset of looking after our clients, add this to our state of the art printing and finishing equipment and a fully trained team of print and finishing operatives, we know that we can make print buying an easy and enjoyable process.Working Hours :Monday to Friday, 01.30pm to 9pmSkills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Number skills,Analytical skills,Logical,Team working,Initiative,Physical fitness....Read more...
The apprentice will learn the full operation of our print finishing department covering cutting, creasing, folding, stitching, wiro binding & perfect binding.
The role will be coached and mentored by our afternoon shift finishing supervisor, who has a wealth of experience and will help the apprentice develop and learn.
Typical duties and responsibilities will include:
Reading and understanding jobs to decide what needs to be finished on them
Locating the jobs and moving to the correct machine
Learning how to set and run the machines
Packing jobs and presenting them in the best way for customers
Training:Upon successful completion of the apprenticeship, you will achieve a Level 2 Print Operative apprenticeship standard.
You will be supported by both your employer, Whittington Moor Printing Works, and training provider, BPIF Training during your time as an apprentice. You will follow a structured training plan and will be provided one day a week dedicated to working towards your qualification.
Training will take place at the workplace, with regular visits from your BPIF Training Coordinator along with occasional online sessions. You will work one-to-one with your Training Coordinator throughout your learning journey to ensure you receive tailored support and guidance.
You will have access to the company meeting room throughout your apprenticeship where you will have dedicated space to study.Training Outcome:This apprentice will have opportunity to develop into any of the roles in our finishing department in the short term and ultimately progress further within the business. We currently have former apprentices working in supervisor roles, management roles and even in web design roles now.Employer Description:Whittington Moor Print Works Group who have been operating for over 90 years, our company ethos is to deliver quality products, supported by the highest level of customer service and innovation. Whittington Moor manufacture 24 hours a day and specialise in producing high quality bespoke print, distribution, storage and mailing services. The lifeblood of every company is it's people. At Whittington Moor we employ highly motivated print specialists with a committed mindset of looking after our clients, add this to our state of the art printing and finishing equipment and a fully trained team of print and finishing operatives, we know that we can make print buying an easy and enjoyable process.Working Hours :Monday to Friday. Afternoon shift 1.30pm to 9.00pm.Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Number skills,Analytical skills,Logical,Team working,Initiative,Physical fitness....Read more...
Be the first point of contact for patients and visitors, whether this be in person or by telephone.
Book in, amend and cancel patient appointments inline with the practice/hub appointments procedures, ensuring optimum efficiency of the appointment system.
Ensure that patients without appointments but who need "urgent consultations" are booked into appropriate slots and referred to a GP where necessary.
Receive and accurately record requests for home visits, assessing urgency in accordance with the Practices' protocols. Print off home visit summary sheets.
Explain practice arrangements and formal requirements to new patients and temporary residents, ensure procedures are completed.
Register new patients onto the computer system.
Advise patients of relevant charges for private services, accept payment and issue receipts for the same.
Produce repeat prescriptions according to practice procedures and ensure timely distribution of completed prescriptions.
Ensure correspondence, reports, results etc are filed electronically in correct patient records.
Ensure reception and waiting areas are kept neat and tidy.
Re-stocking of information leaflets as appropriate.
Answering incoming telephone calls, ensuring calls are documented and redirected accordingly.
Undertake administration tasks as required (e.g. reports, recalls, audit, etc.).
Action start and end-of-day procedures ensure answering machine service for out-of-hours information is directed appropriately – switched to answer machine at close of business each day.
Ensure up-to-date maintenance of computerised filing systems (patient records).
Check emails on a daily basis.
Regularly check patient tasks to ensure they have been actioned in a timely manner.
Inform other team members if notified of the death of a patient.
Sort and deal with items in a communal work box.
Check specimen fridge daily for lab specimens.
Record fridge temperatures daily.
This job description is not exhaustive and may be adjusted periodically after review and consultation. You will also be expected to carry out any reasonable duties which may be requested from time to time.
Secondary Responsibilities:
Be a representative for the practice in one or more of the following categories known as a champion:
Carers, cancer, domestic violence, military veterans or any other appropriate area require a champion.
Chaperoning-from time to time there may be a need to chaperone appointments. Ensuring that chaperone training has been taken, and the necessary steps are carried out both efficiently and discreetly.
Checking that there is sufficient clinical stock and stationery on a weekly basis, placing orders where necessary.
Check all clinical and admin rooms and ensure that they are clean and tidy and fully stocked daily to ensure clinics run smoothly and efficiently and all equipment is in good working order.
Being a keyholder for the hub and ensuring that the building is opened and locked up correctly and securely.
Managing room bookings for the hub and reporting general maintenance issues to property maintenance.
Employees must work safely at all times in accordance with legislative requirements and practice policy and procedures. Training Outcome:Progression for the right candidate.Employer Description:We offer a very high quality of general practice, and with a history of over 90 years of continuous service to our local community, we have a reputation as a leading and innovative practice.Working Hours :Monday - Friday, between 08:00 - 20:00. Hours of the day vary.Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Team working,Initiative....Read more...