Sign Installer I

Cima Network, Inc.•New Britain Township, PA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

As a Sign Installer level I, you will learn to use mechanical and electrical hand tools and understand construction concepts. Some main responsibilities will include traveling on a plane and driving a company vehicle to client locations and learning to install various types of signs. Sign Installers I should be able to climb and work at high altitudes in all-weather types, depending on the project. Sign Installers need strong communication skills to understand different customer needs and requirements.

Requirements

Installers MUST be able to get a DOT medical card and have a valid and current license with a clean driving record and no restrictions. This is a non-negotiable requirement of this position.
High school or GED diploma
OSHA 10 required
Ability to understand and follow verbal and written instructions.
Demonstrated ability to work in extreme weather conditions
Ability to work independently and take responsibility, and work under pressure to maintain schedules with quality work.
Must be mechanically inclined and able to use tools, power equipment and digging equipment.
Mainly overnight travel is required, flying required. Must have up to date acceptable documentation in order to fly.

Nice To Haves

A class B license a plus
Some ability to read and interpret drawings as well as a variety of instructions in written, oral, diagram or schedule form is a plus.
Some ability to read and interpret various documents such as safety rules, operation and maintenance instructions, procedure manuals, and related documentation is a plus.

Responsibilities

Cutting parts with power tools
Measures properly
Basic wiring
Responsibilities include the safe transport & installation of various interior and exterior illuminated and non-illuminated signs and environmental branding products.
Learn to maintain and operate Bucket trucks, forklifts and aerial equipment. Use power/non-power and measurement tools daily.
Learn to safely install various sign types & test light signs. Sign types to include but not limited to channel letters, box signs, free standing signs, custom signs, directional signs and misc. non-illuminated signs.
Learn to safely install LED lighting systems.
Learn to properly diagnose and repair all signs listed above, including structural, electric and & aesthetic issues.
Works with cement, sand, or sakrete for sign footings
Lift, load, and unload all supplies and signs up to 150 pounds physically and up to 1,000 pounds with cranes or ladder trucks.
Learn to perform operations, such as rewiring and removing defective parts and installing new parts.
Photograph signs once installed & document work performed.
Minor prep ability