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Printing Department
Brief About Department

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Printing Department

Overview

The printing press was established with the inception of the Administration of Girls' Colleges in Riyadh, and at that time it was a section of the Department of Services and Maintenance, as it was responsible for designing and printing the needs of the Administration of Girls' Colleges in Riyadh and its affiliated colleges, which numbered at that time (7) colleges. In 1428 AH, the Riyadh University for Girls was established by a royal decree, and the printing department was transferred from the Administration of Girls' Colleges to the Academic City for Girls and became a section of the Department of Operation and Maintenance. In 1429, an administrative decision was issued to separate the Printing Department from the Department of Operation and Maintenance and make it an independent department affiliated with the Department of Public Relations and Information at the university under the name (Printing and Publishing Department). In the year 1433 AH, the printing press was developed and new sections were launched, such as the offset printing section and the banner printing section. In the year 1439 AH, the qualitative shift took place, as advanced machines were imported in printing and binding, to achieve self-sufficiency for the university in the field of printing.

Tasks

- Supervision and follow-up of works, printing requests, and seals received from the university administration, its vice-rectorate, and the colleges that follow it, and completing the work as quickly as possible, with the highest quality, and with the best output, to achieve the goal of the printing department to reach an integrated itinerary in all requests and needs.

 - Supervising the operating company's work and following it up in providing all operation and maintenance requirements.

- Develop plans and implement policies and rules for providing services and requirements for the printing department.

- Determine the requirements of human and material resources to achieve the objectives of the printing department.

-  Supervising the workflow of the printing press and setting the estimated needs of printing materials, machinery and equipment according to the applicable systems, and submitting them to the Vice Rector for Facilities and Operation.

-  Work to overcome the difficulties that may arise within the printing press.

-  Preparing periodic and annual reports on the work and achievements of the Printing Department.

 

Departments

Coordination and Follow-up Department:

  • Receiving and following up requests received from the university authorities.
  • Coordination between the requesting authorities at the university and the designers within the Printing Department before starting to print any application and sending the samples to the applicant for approval by them.
  • Coordinating and communicating with the requesting authorities to hand them over the publications after completing their processing.

 

Technical Affairs Department:

  • Receipt of the material to be printed and the incoming design requests.
  • Receiving printing requests and verifying the validity of the data.
  • consider the accuracy of designs and size (if the design is attached to the application).
  • Work on designing the material to be printed.
  • Email items designed as printed or digital samples for approval prior to printing.
  • Printing urgent prints or prints that are few in number, as well as color photocopying of materials.
  • Output the material to be printed on a metal plate (pallet) using the montage device (STP).
  • Receiving the metal sheet of the material to be printed and installing it on the offset printing machine and printing the material.
  • Working on cleaning the offset machine from inks with thinner after the printing process.
  • Receiving the printed material after the printing process, whether to fold it, glue it, wire it, bind it, make cellophane for it, or staple it.
  • Engraving the required seals by means of a laser machine and installing them on the manual machines for seals, and working on a mechanism for handing them over to the requesting party.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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