Sign Patroller

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$17.00 per hour

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About the role

YESCO is seeking part-time employees to conduct nightly sign & lighting patrols. Night patroller will be responsible for driving personal vehicle on specified routes to look for sign & lighting outages. Looking for patrollers in the Perry area. Night patroller will be responsible for driving a specific route to look for sign & lighting outages. Routes will include contact customers as well as leads for new customers. Specialists will be looking for sign and lighting outages in the assigned area area. Outage descriptions and photos will be submitted via Smartphone to our office. Approximate Summertime hours: 9:00pm-12:30amApproximate Wintertime hours: 6pm-11pmRequirementsDriver's license and clean driving record, reliable vehicle, and valid auto insurance. Ability to work under minimal supervision. Experience with Smartphones. Own smartphone. Familiarity with your area. Ability to work evening hours.
Compensation: $17.00 per hourABOUT USSigns & Wonders is a family-owned, full service sign company. For more than a decade, Signs & Wonders has been delivering smiles to customers across Oklahoma. Customer-focused service has been our passion, and our team strives to meet and exceed customer expectations. Do you have a smart phone with internet access? *Do you hold a valid driver's license? *How many years of Clean Driving Record experience do you have? *Referral code from a current employee If no code provided, add their name instead.

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