Vehicle Wrapper​/Vinyl Installer

Position: Vehicle Wrapper / Vinyl Installer
About you You’re a vehicle wrapper who knows what they’re doing with vinyl and enjoys the actual hands-on side of the job. You might have a couple of years under your belt and still be learning the more complex stuff, or you could have been wrapping for years and be comfortable taking pretty much anything on. Either works. They’re much more bothered about finding someone who takes pride in their work, turns up with the right attitude and wants to be part of a decent team.

Your experience You’ll need some proper experience applying vehicle graphics and vinyl. They’re not looking to teach someone from scratch, but you absolutely don’t need to know everything either. If you’ve been doing fleet graphics, dealership work, partial wraps, full wraps or general vehicle graphics, you’ll be in the right sort of world. Any PPF experience would be handy, but it’s not a deal breaker.

At the top end, if you’re a really strong wrapper who’s comfortable with the more awkward and complex jobs, there’s money there for that as well.

What you’ll be doing Pretty much what you’d expect, wrapping vehicles. There’s a good mixture of straightforward graphics and fleet work alongside more involved wraps, so you’re not just chucking the same set of decals on vans all week. It’s roughly 50/50 between working in-house and getting out on site, but all still fairly local. There’s already a team of installers there, so you’re not coming in to do everything yourself.

About the business They’re an established graphics business doing some really nice vehicle work, from everyday fleet graphics through to higher-end projects. They’re busy and simply want another good wrapper in the team. If you’re still developing, there are experienced people around you to learn from. If you’re already at a high level, they’ll give you the freedom to crack on and pay you accordingly.

There’s overtime there when needed too, with Saturdays paid at time and a half. Next steps We can have a quick chat, tell you a bit more about the work and go from there.