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Print Machinist

As a Print Machinist, you’ll operate and maintain advanced printing machinery to create everything from books and magazines to signage, flyers and packaging. You’ll manage the full process – setting up plates, selecting materials, mixing inks and ensuring every print meets top-quality standards. 

 Your role may include duties as follows:  

  1.  Set-up and operation of advanced printing machinery including letterpress. lithographic, flexographic, gravure, newspaper, instant, digital and offset printing presses. 
  2. Quality control and troubleshooting throughout the printing process. 
  3. Ink mixing and colour matching to achieve precise, consistent results. 
  4. Maintenance and servicing of printing equipment to ensure optimal performance. 
  5. Collaboration with design teams and clients to meet project specifications. 

Print Machinists bring bold designs and ideas to life – turning digital files into eye-catching books, flyers, packaging, and more. It’s hands-on, fast-paced work where your attention to detail and creative touch make every print stand out. Seeing your work out in the world is what makes this career truly rewarding. 

Vocational Education Training Options

You can undertake the following qualifications as an apprenticeship:

  • Certificate III in Printing (ICP31220)
  • Certificate III in Print Binding Finishing and Packaging (ICP31320)

Salary Expectations

Median Salary is $67,600

This wage reflects VET qualification with typical experience in the field and excludes apprentice rates. 

Source: 2023 ABS Survey of Employee Earnings and Hours (Jobs and Skills Australia website), annualised weekly earnings for Print Machinist.

 

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Government Department of Employment and Workplace Relations.

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