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June 2009
New life in Print Production for HSW Print
HSW Print is pleased to welcome Danny Lock as the newest member to their team. His career in print started over 30 years ago as a Print Apprentice and over the years has moved quickly to senior management level. With responsibility for running the press department and overseeing bindery and pre-press, Danny has a wealth of experience vital for the role of Production Manager. Over the years Danny has implemented ISO 14001 and worked to the colour management standard ISO 12647. He has also worked closely to the FSC and PEFC standards. Outside of work in his spare time he enjoys DIY and playing squash. HSW Print is delighted to be able to continue building the team they have created over the decades and looks forward to the benefits a new member of their team will bring to their customers.
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