Actual Switzerland SA
Genève
Workshop Supervisor at 100%
- 05 November 2026
- 100%
- Temporary
- Genève
About the job
On behalf of one of our clients, a leading family-run company from Geneva, specialising for over 40 years in signage, shop signs and bespoke graphic solutions, we are looking for a: Workshop Supervisor at 100%
About the role and environment: Renowned in French-speaking Switzerland for its technical and aesthetic standards, this human-sized company (around 40 employees) supports brands, agencies and institutions from design to installation of their visual media. Driven by a dynamic new generation, the company is continuing to develop its activities and wishes to strengthen its teams.
Workshop Supervisor at 100%
Your main responsibilities
- Plan, allocate and ensure the follow-up of work according to priorities, deadlines and quality requirements.
- Order and manage the equipment and inventory specific to the finishing workshop, ensure proper stock maintenance and control supplier invoices.
- Coordinate with other departments (prepress, printing, digital cutting, carpentry and assembly) as well as with design and sales offices.
- Carry out lamination of printed materials ensuring quality.
- Prepare and cut adhesives according to specified dimensions with rigorous control.
- Perform finishing work (lamination, profile installation) in compliance with internal quality requirements.
- Prepare materials intended for installations in collaboration with the production planner (packaging, labelling, instructions).
- Conduct quality checks of materials before delivery or installation and be responsible for them.
- Provide support to installation teams on site as operational needs require.
Your profile
- Federal Certificate of Capacity (CFC) as Advertising Producer or equivalent experience mandatory.
- Quality and finishing oriented.
- Proficient with computer tools (Illustrator essential; Google Workspace or other drawing software is a plus).
- Organised, flexible, able to manage priorities and resilient under stress during production peaks.