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OCCUPATION RISK PROFILE

Printers & printing businesses

A production profile focused on machinery, inks and materials, premises, customer work and interruption dependencies.
Published by DIBNI · Last reviewed 30 August 2026 · Editorial standards

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What should a printing business describe?

The risk presentation should explain printing methods, machinery, inks and solvents, stock, premises, finishing or binding work, customer property or data handled, delivery activity, turnover and the operational impact if key equipment becomes unavailable.

PROPOSAL INFORMATION

  • Printing, finishing and design services.
  • Turnover and major customers.
  • Machinery values and critical equipment.
  • Inks, solvents, paper and other stock.
  • Premises, fire protection and security.
  • Customer data, artwork or property handled.
  • Deliveries and vehicles.
  • Claims and interruption history.

CONTROLS

Useful controls can include machinery maintenance, guarding, solvent and combustible storage, fire controls, ventilation, housekeeping, data/artwork backup, quality checking and continuity planning. Return to Occupations.
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