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By magicone
Electrical Sign Installation and Service personnel needed. Must have Oregon and WA installers license and CDL current. Top pay, vacation, holiday, 401K with employer match, medical and dental. Signing bonus . Call for an interview 503 777 4555 or email resume to wendy@ramsaysigns.com. Only licensed candidates will be considered.
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By susie@lnssigns.com
Sign Manufacturing Company located in Dallas, TX is looking for candidates to join our team in the following areas…..
Master & Journeyman Sign Installers, Fabricators, Assembly, Channel Lettering, and Project Managers
We are looking for people with experience with all types of signs including neon, electrical & non-electrical sign.
We offer top pay for these positions and a laid back environment to work in!
For more information or questions feel free to contact us at:
972-790-8900
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By Erik Sine
Hi Folks,
Just an update. The Directory has been up before but it sort of died due to my actions of not keeping it up. However the software for it has been improved and a lot more user friendly so I'll be toying with it over the next few weeks to month.
The directory is located in the above horizontal menu right next to the "Sign Installer & Service Map". Soon the Directory will be replacing that, and most likely the current "Company Review Lists" because the new directory you will be able to view all categories or filter such categories as "Sign & Service Companies", National Sign & Service Companies, and Sign Supply/ Distributors.
The Directory is complete with maps and company comments & opinions
Going forward this will be our new review system of companies that you have done business with, and or are curious about what others experiences were when they did do business with them.
Anyway, as we go forward Upgraded Paid membership National Sign Companies or "National Patron's" will be able to add subcontractors and review them, and view their own profile.
Upgraded Paid Membership Sign Companies or Subs will be able to list themselves where others can view them, rate them, and be made visible on the Installer & Service Map.
Nothing has really changed when it comes to the current accessibility or group permissions. Subs, paid memberships or not, will still be able to rate National Sign & Service providers.
it still might be acting quarky, but if you have issues accessing it let me know, and if you have any suggestions let me know. Suggestions on fields that should be added etc.
Oh, and the name will change over to just "Company Directory" because their will be a couple of different categories
http://www.thesignsyndicate.com/forums/index.php?/firmy/
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By Sign Ninja
Is it me, or is it really hard to come across qualified help these days? Anyone else have this problem, or is it just dependent on local?
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By burkeenterprise · Posted
Well established 20-year Connecticut sign company seeking an experienced, and we do mean experienced sign fabricator/installer. We are a unique full-service sign and theming company that provide the knowledge, service and expertise to perform the high-profile jobs that most other sign companies shy away from. EXPERIENCED SIGN FABRICATOR / INSTALLER RESPONSIBILITIES: - Aluminum / steel welding - Sheet metal work - Prepping and applying vinyl to a variety of surfaces. - Applying trim cap to acrylic and polycarbonate faces. - General assembly work, fabricating channel letters, high & low voltage wiring, and assembly. - Paint prep (sanding and cleaning) - Installation in varied areas of industry SKILLS/REQUIREMENTS: - Position is full time, but the ability to work varied/flexible hours for industrial installations is required - Must be able to lift, work at heights and in enclosed areas - Ability to work in fast paced, diverse environments - Ability to safely use power tools, hand tools, machinery & welding - Strong attention to detail - Construction background a plus - Good work ethic and able to work effectively with others - Minimum 3 years’ experience required - Good DMV record required BENEFITS: - Above average pay scale – salary dependent upon experience Negotiated package Email info@burkeenterprise.com with resume visit www.burkeenterprise.com to see examples of our work. -
Most reasons Insurance Companies drop you are for claims or they are getting out of that type of business In your case, they may have taken your money all these years and won the prize of no claims. It is all about making money.
They most likely dont want to take the chance of you making a claim and losing what they made in profit.
In general, Insurance Companies will Insure you as a Vinyl shop, Manufacturer which will cover most everything you do.
If you do not install, or install under 6 ft height. Limited installations, they will want you as you are low risk.
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Hi Lee, That is odd. I've had Hartford for about 18+ years and still have them. But they have me down under signs & graphics, which is everything from exterior, interior, etc. Do you do just vehicle graphics or others as well?
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By lee@originalsigns · Posted
I recently received a letter from The Hartford that they are NOT renewing my insurance, they claim it's because I do Vehicle Wraps. Well, I don't do vehicle wraps but they just don't care. I do offer cut vinyl on vehicles, but NOT WRAPS. Anyway, I've had The Hartford for 10 years with no issues or claims. I've tried several other commercial insurance companies and they say the same thing - NO VEHICLE GRAPHICS. I could go on & on about the headaches and run around I've been getting - basically I need a new insurance company, do you have any suggestions? Thank you! -
By lee@originalsigns · Posted
Look to see if you have a local "Makers Group". Our local one has a ShopBot 4x8 and they will teach you how to use it and let you make projects. I purchased a 4x8 BlackFoot CNC that was a kit. I love it and use to make wood signs and cut letters out of MaxMetal. It's a steep learning curve if you're doing it alone but well worth the effort. Also, a great resource for quick information is a Facebook group for "CNC for Beginners".
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