A printing press is a workplace with large, fast machines, chemicals, and lots of paper. Good professional work is always safe work—both for yourself and your colleagues.
Printing machines have moving rollers and parts that run quickly and with great force. Most serious injuries occur when someone reaches into a moving machine.
In the printing shop, printing inks, cleaners and other chemical products are used. Always read the instructions, use gloves and fume extraction where required, and handle waste correctly. Good ventilation and clean procedures protect your health in the long run.
Quality in printing means that all copies in the print run look the same and meet the agreement. A single wrong colour or a crooked trim can make thousands of prints unusable.
Finally quality is about catching errors early. A graphic technician who detects a deviation on the first sheets saves the entire run — and that is exactly where craftsmanship makes a measurable difference.