Review customer specs and artwork
Prepare digital files for printing
Check resolution and dimensions
Select vinyl, paper, film, fabric, or plastics
Choose adhesives for the application
Operate large-format printers
Load printing materials
Set up print jobs
Use colour management systems
Inspect output during printing
Fix printing problems
Operate cutting equipment
Cut and weed vinyl graphics
Laminate printed graphics
Mount graphics on rigid materials
Assemble signs and displays
Inspect finished products
Prepare graphics for transport and installation
Apply decals and graphics
Help install larger signs
Maintain equipment
Follow safety procedures
School Subject: Visual Arts
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Interior Designer
Interior designers meet with clients to learn what they need, want, and can afford. They create plans for room layouts, furniture placement, lighting, colours, materials, and finishes. They may prepare sketches, digital drawings, and presentations to show ideas clearly. They often work with architects, contractors, suppliers, and other trades people to make sure the design can be built safely and on time. They may help choose furniture, fixtures, and accessories, and follow up during installation or renovation. Some work is done in offices or studios, while other tasks happen on site. In some jobs, they focus on residential spaces; in others, they work on commercial or institutional projects.