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Project Managers in the Tampa, FL area

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Because of increased business, Triangle Sign Services, a Baltimore based national manufacturer of signage, has several openings for Project Managers in the Tampa, FL area. 

The ideal candidate will have at least 4 years of prior project coordination and/or project management experience in either the sign, construction, lighting or electrical contracting industries or a combination thereof.  Salary will be based on experience level and company offers fully paid health care benefits.  Also, this position carries with it a commission program in addition to a base salary.

Job Description:

The sign project manager is responsible for coordinating all aspects of multiple signage projects simultaneously for a variety of clients, many of which are national retail-based chains.

Responsibilities will include: 

  • Code Review

  • Plan/Survey Review

  • Initial Design Requests and Revision Requests

  • Estimate Acquisition

  • Customer Quotations

  • Landlord Approvals

  • Negotiation of Purchase Prices for Goods and Services

  • Overseeing Permit Process

  • Production Drawing Review and Release

  • Site Coordination for all Aspects of Signage Installation

  • Resolution of Onsite Challenges and Issues

  • Coordination of Final Customer Invoicing

 Requirements:

·       Must have exceptional Customer Service mentality and skills with the ability to communicate effectively both verbally and through email

·       Excellent organizational skills

·       Strong problem-solving skills

·       Strong computer skills including Microsoft office products with emphasis on Excel

·       Must be able to work in a fast-paced environment

·       Must have experience that correlates to the sign industry

·       College degree preferred

 

Interested parties should email resume to Jim DeStefano – VP Administration at:

James.destefano@trianglesign.com

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I sent you an email over a month ago. Unfortunately, I have not gotten a response.


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Never received your email.  Please resend to james.destefano@trianglesign.com

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