Fabricator / Sign Assembler
insight globalCharlotte (NC)
About the role
Signage Fabrication Technician
Required Skills & Experience:
High School Diploma or GED Ability to read measurements and use tape measures accurately Experience using hand and power tools Experience working in a manufacturing, fabrication, woodworking, cabinetry, millwork, or similar production environment Ability to lift up to 50 lbs regularly Strong attendance and reliability Ability to work independently with minimal supervision Nice to Have Skills & Experience: Cabinetry experience Casework experience Millwork experience Trade school or technical school education Experience working with wood, plastic, aluminum, foam board, or graphic board products Bilingual (English preferred)
Job Description:
Day-to-Day Responsibilities Assemble custom signage products Fabricate components used in sign manufacturing Work with plywood, plastics, vinyl, foam products, and other materials Read and interpret blueprints and shop drawings Use hand tools and cordless power tools Operate equipment such as table saws and drill presses Conduct quality checks on finished products Maintain production schedules Complete housekeeping and inventory tasks Work independently in a fast-paced production environment
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