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LED Video Screen Install & Maintenance, Atlanta, GA

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Sign Installers, LED Video Screen, Service & Installation Technicians (Duluth, GA)    Apply at Jobs@formetco.com

 

Formetco is a 50-year-old Duluth, Georgia based company that manufactures products sold in four divisions: Billboard Hardware, Digital LED Billboards, LED Video Scoreboards and LED Video Screens. The LED Screen business is very dynamic and fast growing. For additional information about Formetco see: http://www.formetco.com/

 

This is a full-time position. We are searching for a candidate that is seeking a challenging opportunity, motivated to take charge, learn, grow and desires to take on additional responsibilities. Formetco offers a comprehensive benefits package including 401K with match, health, dental, vision, long-term disability and life insurance, and paid time off in the year of hire. Formetco is a Drug-Free Work Place, and a pre-employment drug test is required.

 

Sign Installer, LED Video Screen, Service & Installation Technicians – We are searching for candidates to service and install large LED Screens used at high profile locations across North America. We have multiple positions open, requiring a wide range of skills ranging from steel working, crane operation, data communications, high and low voltage wiring, computer operation and networking, along with a high level of customer interpersonal communications skills. This position requires technical knowledge and good troubleshooting skills. We operate in a time sensitive environment, supporting & installing large LED Videos screens.

  • Experienced working with LED Electronic Signs, Scoreboards, LED Video Displays and/or experience working in the Billboard Industry is desired.
  • Must be able to climb billboard structures, be comfortable working at heights of 100’ for extended time frames. Work can occur in a variety of weather conditions.
  • Must have good driving record. CDL is a plus.
  • Ability to manage and assist on-site contractors with the installation of large LED screens, from lifting and mounting, primary power installation, data communications, internet connections, sign commissioning and customer sign off.
  • Can answer questions, manage projects, handle on site issues, communicate professionally with subcontractors, customers and manager.
  • Must be organized, responsible person with the ability to analyze problems and communicate with manager and customers.
  • Computer and Computer Network Knowledge Desirable.
  • Understanding of electrical requirements for wiring general signage.
  • Experienced with high/low voltage power distribution and data communications/networking.
  • Good general mechanical skills and analyzing issues.
  • Education or experience in Welding, Electrical and or Computers/Computer networking a plus.
  • 7 Days a week operation.
  • 50% Travel required with overnight travel and limited international travel.
  • Have a valid passport or can obtain one.

We realize that candidates will not have all the above skills. If you feel like this is something you would be interested in and have experience working at heights, climbing, overnight travel is acceptable, we encourage you to apply.

All candidates must have full authorization to work in the US without requiring current or future sponsorship.

Please list the job position you are applying for in your response. We have multiple job OPENINGS, so we need to know what position you are seeking.

EOE

Job Type: Full-time

 

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