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Install Associate

Allied SignsLas Vegas, NV

About The Position

At Allied, we are driven by our Why: Bring Brands to Life. This guiding principle fuels our passion and commitment to helping brands develop identity and belonging in the community, create a great first impression for their business, and share their vision with the world. Our Core Values: Customer Focus: Delivering the best customer experience. Heart: Caring deeply about our team members Dedication: Completing what we’ve committed to every day Improvement: Striving to improve how we complete our work Stewardship: Utilizing time, money, and materials to eliminate waste Accountability: Making decisions with confidence and owning consequences If you are passionate about making a meaningful impact, driven by innovation, and thrive in a collaborative environment where your contributions are valued, join us at Allied Electric Sign & Awning as we embark on this exciting journey to Bring Brands to Life. Position Details Do you enjoy physical labor? Are you an expert when it comes to construction and electrical work? Do you feel a sense of satisfaction seeing a job finished in its entirety? Are you someone that thrives working outside and at varying locations? If so, a career at Allied Electric Sign & Awning may be for you. Here, your incredible work will be on display for the world to see! Allied Electric Sign & Awning is hiring sign installers! We have both Apprentice and Journeymen Installer positions available. Your experience with construction, electrical work, and vinyl application will prepare you to thrive in either of these positions. As a sign installer, your work will not only be appreciated, it will make all the difference for every project! Our company has over 29 years of experience in the industry, and are trusted by many nationally recognized companies, including many household names. Join our team in helping these brands expand their image and reach. Come use your talents and be a part of something great!

Requirements

  • Possess or have the ability to obtain a DOT medical card (Required)
  • Valid and current driver’s license with a clean driving record and no restrictions (Required)
  • High School Diploma or GED (Required)
  • Ability to read and interpret various documents such as safety rules, operation and maintenance instructions, procedure manuals, and related documentation (Required)
  • Must be mechanically inclined and able to use tools, power equipment, and digging equipment (Required)
  • Demonstrated ability to work in year-round weather conditions (Required)

Nice To Haves

  • Welding (Preferred)
  • Possess a CDL (Preferred)
  • 2-4 years of sign or construction experience (Preferred, but we are willing to train the right candidate)

Responsibilities

  • Work at varying heights
  • Work in year-round weather conditions
  • Perform finish concrete work for sign footings
  • Hook up electric signs to power sources
  • Use mechanical and hand tools for sign installation
  • Gather all required materials prior to leaving for the jobsite
  • Safely transport all signs and materials to each jobsite
  • Safely operate and drive boom trucks at varying locations
  • Install various sign types, including illuminated and nonilluminated signs, vinyl, monument signs, etc.

Benefits

  • 8 Paid Holidays
  • Life Insurance
  • Health Insurance
  • PTO
  • 401(k) and 401(k) Matching
  • Accidental Death and Dismemberment (AD&D) Insurance

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