Apprentice Sign Installer in Windsor, Colorado at Davinci Sign Systems Inc

Install signs of all types including wall signs, electronic message centers, pylon signs, post and panel, etc.

• Read and comprehend scaled drawings and accurately read measuring tools to install signs accurately.
• Ensuring that signs meet clients' specifications in terms of spelling, font, size, and medium.
• Loading and transporting signs, tools, and materials to the location safely.
• Preparing the site for installation by removing old signage, preparing the surface or structure, and securing the electrical connections.
• Ensuring the effective measurement, placement, connection, and installation of the sign.
• Mounting and installing the signs in accordance with all safety protocols.
• Clearing debris and materials from the site after each installation.
• Performing maintenance and repairs to signs, as needed.
• Operating and maintaining the tools and equipment in accordance with safety protocols.
• A sound understanding of the applicable installation methods, materials, and safety measures.
• The ability to operate hand and power tools.
• Physically fit and able to perform strenuous labor including lifting, climbing, and working at heights.
• The ability to work in harsh weather conditions.
• Willingness to work evenings and weekends, as needed.

Two years of experience in sign installation preferred, but not required.

Clean driving record.

Basic reading, writing, and verbal skills.

Experience using small hand tools is required.

Basic construction knowledge is required.

Must be able to read and understand scaled drawings.

Must be able to problem-solve.

Willing and able to learn new skills.

Basic electrical knowledge and skills.

Strong customer service skills.

Strong work ethic and positive attitude.

Must be able to handle details, paperwork, and documentation of all work in a professional manner.

Possess basic hand tools and cordless drill or impact.

Prefer experience operating related sign installation equipment such as cranes and augers