Installer

SpeedPro North IndianapolisIndianapolis, IN
$18 - $22Hybrid

About The Position

This role involves completing site surveys prior to installation, communicating with clients throughout the process, and installing graphics on various interior and exterior surfaces. The work requires both physical labor and detailed, artistic application of graphics, and may take place both indoors and outdoors. The installer will be responsible for all necessary work to complete the installation and will document completed work with photos.

Requirements

  • 1+ years of experience installing a wide variety of large format sign and graphics projects such as dimensional letters, banners, post and panel signs, ADA signs, vinyl graphics (3M, Avery, Geek Wraps), vehicle lettering, and vehicle wraps, to name a few.
  • Experience in Vinyl Production - Taping / Weeding / Masking
  • Highly motivated with a great attitude; a problem-solver at heart
  • Able to lift 30lbs and swing a 3lb hammer

Nice To Haves

  • Ability to operate a bucket truck to complete installations at up to 35 feet high is a plus

Responsibilities

  • Complete site surveys prior to installation (to ensure the accuracy of measurements, etc.)
  • Communicate with clients before, during, and after the installation (walk them through the process, timeframes, etc.); present a professional demeanor
  • Install graphics to flat interior and exterior surfaces including walls, windows, floors, and ceilings
  • Cut and shape the graphics to fit each surface, heating and applying graphics, disassembling, and reassembling products during the application, using proper adherence and cutting techniques during the application
  • Perform all necessary work to complete the installation; take photos of the work when completed
  • Work is both indoors and outdoors and requires everything from physical labor to detailed, artistic work

Benefits

  • Competitive Annual Salary
  • Additional training/development opportunities
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