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By psasignandawning
Premier Sign Systems, LLC is one of the largest and fastest growing signage and awning companies in Western New York area. Our company has full fabrication of signs and awnings in-house. We also have full installer department with multiple crane and bucket trucks.
We are growing rapidly & seeking a new sales representative / project managers. At Premier Sign, we specialized in all types of illuminated signs, vinyl graphics & awnings. We manufacture channel letter, large pylon sign, monument signs, box signs and commercial awnings. Our service area covers about a 150 mile radius of Rochester, NY including the Buffalo and Syracuse, NY area.
We are seeking a commission based sales rep that is loyal, honest, & self-motivated. He or she must be organized, well-spoken and be professional in appearance & manner to represent our company. They must have a friendly attitude when dealing with client relations, and have excellent communication skills with the Clients and staff.
They must have experience in cold calling, acquiring local, regional, and national clients.
A valid Driver's License and Personal Vehicle are required. Travel will be required to meet with customers and expand our coverage area.
A Minimum of 1 year Sign Sales Experience and Knowledge in the Sign/awning Industry is preferred but not required. Must have good computer skills, knowledge of word processing and spreadsheet software and internet. QuickBooks knowledge is preferred but not required.
Salary is negotiable but typically sales are paid on straight commission. We offer paid vacation, insurance and have a 401K program.
Please send your resume to james@premiersignsystems.com for review.
Thank You,
James Peacock
Operation Manager
Premier Sign Systems, LLC
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By Houston Sign Guy
Looking for a Experienced Sales Rep that has established accounts....We do offer top pay, full benefits (401k, health / dental insurance / paid vacation etc)......We are located just North of Houston, TX and are a full service, installation and manufacturing sign shop...(on top of being a state licensed electrical company as well as handling all facets of facility lighting)
We are looking for a aggressive, determined and self motivator that is looking to grow with our operation.......
Either drop your resume to my e-mail or give me a call to discuss. Thanks. Matt
Matt Baker
Bakers' Sign Manufacturing
www.bakerssigns.com
936-446-1239 (Office)
281-731-5629 (Cell)
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Thanks ALL! Some great ideas. BTW we use a lot of Gorilla tape. It works great as long as the temp is higher than 35 degrees. -
Gorilla Tape works on ANYTHING. Super aggressive adhesive. Another trick is to use a fender washer and screw the pattern right through a few of the mounting holes you're going to use anyway to hold the pattern. It's a little tricky, but also using a hot melt glue gun on brick works well and the glue will just peel of the brick when done. Do a test run on this method BEFORE trying on the job site. I wouldn't use this on EFIS. Hope this helps. When all else fails use a big booger! -
After having an installation company for 40 yrs. (now retired, don't miss winter) We used lots and a good quality duct tape, where the mounting holes were in the letters on the pattern we used lags, screws etc with fender washers. If windy on dri-vit (foam with a concrete coating) we would use two different drills and quickly mark the mounting holes with a small bit and the electrical with the large. Remove the pattern and then finish drilling the wall. We have used the coro-plast method many times, We would buy coro-plast when it was on sale or buy defective sheets from our supplier. Thin masonite works well too and can be used for multiple installs of the same sign as long as it was cut from the same files on the computer. In wind a paper pattern alone, not a good idea, but if any rips or large holeS occur they must be taped up right away, nothing worse as too lose your pattern before your job is finished. In the past have used the carbon paper from the neon bending days and traced my letters and mounting holes onto the coro-plast, useful on wet days.
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