Experienced Sign Fabricator

Posted 3 days ago

sca sign groupHouston (TX)

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Job Description: SCA Sign Group is looking for an experienced sign fabricator to join our busy sign shop. We are looking for a candidate to assist with the the tasks and responsibilities listed below. If you do not have previous sign fabrication experience PLEASE DO NOT APPLY!Plans, prepares, and uses materials to be cut in a matter to keep waste to a minimum Operates metal cutting equipment to accurately cut materials to job specifications Operates welding equipment to weld sign parts together Implements and maintains quality control and safety during material handling, cutting, and welding Sands, grinds, polishes, and cleans cut materials Layout materials to be used for skinning/covering sign structure Operates Accubend Channel Letter Machine and Clincher Operates CNC Router Ability to fabricate using various types of sign materials – wood, metal, acrylic, diabond, coroplast, etc. Familiar with pylon signs, channel letters, sign cabinets, FCO letters, ADA signage and more Bends and shapes sign parts by hand or by using brakes according to job specifications Drills, rivets, screws, or adheres sign parts together Repair products by dismantling, straightening and reshaping. Operates skid steer for moving and positioning materials and supplies Maintains a safe working environment Maintains a clean and orderly work area Complete all Tasks, and To-Dos as assigned by your supervisor Experience with Matthews Paint Systems Must have reliable transportation and be dependable. Must have a valid Drivers License and/or ID and proof of legal work status.\nCompany DescriptionSCA Sign Group is full service sign company that provides design, permit acquisition, fabrication, installation and service for electrical and non electrical signage.
Company Description: SCA Sign Group is full service sign company that provides design, permit acquisition, fabrication, installation and service for electrical and non electrical signage.

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