Operations Delivery Coordinator 15 month FTC

ENGINEERINGUK; London; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading media company is seeking an Operations Delivery Coordinator for a 15-month FTC role. This position involves working with a small team to ensure high-quality print production and image correction for various publications. The role requires advanced Photoshop skills and the ability to manage time effectively in a fast-paced environment. The company values diversity and offers a range of benefits to support employees' work-life balance.

Benefits

Medical cover

Parental leave

Life assurance

Season ticket loans

Qualifications

• Experience in a deadline-driven environment including shift work.
• Intermediate level print publishing knowledge.
• Confident in supporting and advising colleagues.

Responsibilities

• Deliver high standards of work for publications.
• Correct images for newspapers and magazines.
• Work with designers on image quality.

Skills

Advanced Photoshop re-touching skills

Print publishing knowledge

Colour reproduction skills

Problem solving

Time management

Job description

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Operations Delivery Coordinator 15 month FTC

View more categories View less categories Sector Media and Publishing Role Assistant Contract Type Permanent Hours Full Time

About the Role
The Newspaper Operations team is responsible for leading the operational planning, production, and timely distribution of our printed titles. We aim to improve processes through technology and talent to make our print operations smarter.

You will be a competent, diligent, and communicative staff member working at an intermediate level across the department's functions, providing technical expertise to support others.

This exciting role requires high attention to detail and covers imaging responsibilities, working 37.5 hours per week over 4 days on a flexible rota covering 7 days, including weekends.

Key Responsibilities
As an Operations Delivery Coordinator, you will help deliver high standards to achieve the best for our publications. You should be flexible and aligned with The Telegraph's values of Together, Open-Minded, Fearless, and Informed.

Your responsibilities include:

• Color correcting and creating cutouts of images for Newspapers and Magazines.
• Transmitting magazine pages to printers.
• Correcting images for POS posters, banners, and promotional materials.
• Proofing images for editorial approval.
• Working with designers to advise on image quality and provide guidance.
• Occasionally working out of hours in a standalone role.
• Handling transmission and planning accurately and efficiently.

Skills required for the role
Candidates should demonstrate confidence in the following areas in a busy environment:

• Advanced Photoshop retouching skills for print production.
• Handling and basic picture production cutouts in Photoshop.
• Intermediate knowledge of print publishing for Newspapers and Magazines.
• Ability to work late shifts, including weekdays and weekends.
• Intermediate skills in color reproduction and management.
• Problem-solving, analysis, and judgment skills.
• Experience in deadline-driven environments, including shift work.
• Support and advice capabilities for colleagues and customers.
• Ability to work independently out of hours.

Benefits
Our industry is fast-paced and demanding, but we offer rewarding benefits such as flexible working, medical cover, parental leave, life assurance, and season ticket loans to support a healthy work-life balance.

Training and Development
With support from managers and colleagues, you'll have access to training through The Academy to develop your skills and career.

Our Commitment to Inclusion
We foster a diverse and inclusive workplace, committed to equality of opportunity for all candidates regardless of background. We are a Level 3 Disability Confident Leader and support applicants with disabilities or health conditions through reasonable adjustments in the recruitment process.

Learn more about our Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging initiatives on our website.