Production Controller/ Account Manager

Company: Key Selection Recruitment Limited
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Location: Greater Manchester
Job Description:

Position: Production Controller Location: North WestSalary: £33K – £37K

The Company:  My Client is a B2 and Digital printing company based in the North West who are currently turning over 3 million and employ 32 people. The company has been a successful business for many years and understands frustrations people can have across the floor with production and support. This is why they take pride in providing a smooth production line, by recruiting skilled people who can ensure their quality is up there against competition. 

The Role:•    Convert confirmed orders into practical production plans with the correct route, sequence, capacity, materials, outwork and delivery milestones.•    Maintain a realistic schedule across pre-press, printing, finishing and despatch, resolving clashes and escalating capacity risks early.•    Monitor live jobs, identify slippage or constraints and coordinate recovery actions while protecting quality, customer commitments and margin.•    Review estimates, job specifications, selling prices and expected margins before release; challenge missing, inconsistent or commercially weak information.•    Use Tharstern confidently for estimating and estimate review, job creation, production routes, purchasing, scheduling, job costing, WIP and management reporting.•    Maintain accurate job statuses, dates, quantities, specifications, purchase orders and notes so that colleagues can rely on the system.•    Control the efficient, profitable and on-time flow of print work from accepted order through production, despatch, job closure and invoicing readiness.•    Protect commercial performance by ensuring production methods, costs, selling prices, materials, outwork and job data are accurate •    Provide clear, reliable information to Sales, Client Services, Production, and senior management so that commitments are realistic and decisions are commercially sound.

Posted: August 19th, 2026