Led/Warehouse Worker

Posted 3 days ago

yachtsignBonita Springs (FL)

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About the role

Job Description: LED & Warehouse Worker Yachtsign is looking for a dependable, hands-on LED & Warehouse Worker to join our team. This position will support LED sign production and installation, warehouse operations, material handling, and general shop duties. Occasional driving may also be required.
Responsibilities: Assist with the assembly, preparation, and installation of LED signs and lighting components Handle, organize, and maintain LED materials, tools, equipment, and inventory Prepare materials and components for production Keep the warehouse, shop, and work areas clean and organized Make local deliveries and pickups when required Safely operate company vehicles when driving duties are assigned Follow company safety procedures and properly use tools and equipment Perform other general warehouse, shop, and production duties as needed
Qualifications: Reliable, punctual, and able to work independently and as part of a team Comfortable performing physical work, including lifting, carrying, standing, and working on your feet Basic mechanical or electrical experience is a plus Experience with LED lighting, signs, electrical work, construction, or manufacturing is helpful but not required Good organizational skills and attention to detail Valid driver’s license and a clean driving record preferred Willingness to learn new skills and take direction Ability to safely lift and move materials and equipment We're looking for someone who takes pride in their work and understands that quality and attention to detail matter. The right candidate will be comfortable working with their hands, learning new fabrication techniques, solving problems, and helping wherever needed to get a project completed correctly and on time.

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