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The ideal candidate should have experience and able to:

  • Read and intemperate shop drawings
  • Manufacture aluminum and steel structures
  • Manufacture illuminated and non-illuminated signage
  • Receive products and deliveries
  • Operate shop tools and equipment necessary to sign manufacturing
  • Occasionally assist on jobsites
  • Apply vinyl graphics to almost any surface
  • Applicants must possess a valid Driver’s License and clean driving record.
  • Properly and efficiently abides by safety guidelines and uses extra caution while using tools to perform the nature of this role.
  • Organize and continue organization and cleanliness of production facility

 

PREFERENCE, BUT NOT REQUIRED:
• Experience with large format vinyl sign installations
• Sign shop production and installation experience


Under general direction, the Sign Fabricator is responsible for all aspects of the physical construction of signs. Sign Makers are responsible for assembling signs. Sign Maker must conduct quality assurance and follow best practice efficiencies to ensure the highest quality product for customers. It also includes installation of completed signs in the field. (Some heavy lifting required).Other Requirements: excellent worth ethic, dedicated, punctual and positive attitude. If you process all of these qualities and are excited at this opportunity, we want to talk to you.


BENEFITS

  • Competitive pay (range $20-$30 per hour dependent on experience)
  • Regular full-time schedule with weekends off
  • Vacation (paid)
  • Sick Days (paid)
  • Holidays off (paid)
  • Casual and creative work environment

 

 

About Gainesville Neon and Signs, LLC:
Ready to join our growing team? Join our team full-time in the fast-paced sign industry as a fabricator. We offer competitive pay, paid holidays, vacation days, and sick days. The ideal candidate will be a good communicator that is eager and able to learn the new technologies and techniques the sign industry has to offer. Previous sign industry experience is a plus but not required. Start or continue an exciting and creative career with a well-established company open since 1964.

 

If you would like to apply, complete the application and email to: accounting@gainesvilleneon.com or apply online at https://www.ziprecruiter.com/job/4e9eac3c

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