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Printer - Display Graphics

Printer – Display Graphics is a career in making large visual graphics such as signs, retail displays, window graphics, banners, vehicle wraps and building graphics. It combines creativity, digital technology and hands-on production.

EDUCATION ROUTEMultiple pathways
WORK STYLEHands-on options
CAREER FIELDArchitecture and Construction

HOW TO GET THERE

Typical pathway

A student could begin by building skills in graphic design, computer technology and hands-on production. The notes mention that display graphics includes several related jobs such as design, prepress, printing, finishing, project coordination and installation. Education or training may vary by role, but the transcript does not give official requirements.

THE WORK

What you may do

Prepare files for production
Operate large-format printing equipment
Print on vinyl, fabric, paper or plastics
Work with rigid panels
Cut printed graphics
Laminate graphics
Mount finished pieces
Assemble display materials
Prepare graphics for installation
Install graphics at sites

A DAY IN THE LIFE

What a day can include

A day could include reviewing artwork, preparing files, running a large-format printer, finishing the graphics by cutting or laminating them, and helping get the final display ready for installation.

SKILLS TO BUILD

Skills used in this Career

CreativityDigital technologyHands-on productionProblem solvingAttention to detailComputer-based design workEquipment operationFinishing and assemblyInstallation work

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