Job Description

Purpose/Description

In the Department of Public Services, the Sign Painter creates signs that meet the Michigan Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices standards

Required Tasks

• Operate Sign Fabrication programs on the desk top computer, send finished sign designs to computer-controlled reflective sheeting cutter.
• Lay out 3M sheeting material on stamped aluminum sign blanks, or plastic-coated plywood.
• Hand-apply sheeting to blanks.
• Trim excess sheeting from sign blanks or plywood.
• Operate motorized sign roller or a manual-powered sign roller.
• Operate highway roller to apply sheeting to blanks.
• Operate motorized sign screening machine. Create images on silk screens for screening various signs.
• Keep a surplus of materials needed to perform daily duties and an accurate list of needed supplies.
• Maintain inventory the available signs in the sign shop stock supplies and keep organized.
• Layout signs described verbally or written.
• Operate Gerber computer outline and letter cutter.
• Make and set up masters for screening.
• Other related tasks and special projects as assigned.

QUALIFICATIONS

Educational/Experience Requirements

• High school diploma or equivalent; AND
• Minimum two (2) years of experience working in a sign shop assisting in the sign production process; OR
• Satisfactorily completion of two (2) years of drafting in high school, college or vocational technical training
• A valid state of Michigan Driver's CDL license with an “A” or “B” and "N" and air brake endorsement and an acceptable, safe driving record with no more than 7 points (Must obtain "A" within six months of employment. Time extension may be given at discretion of Management.) AND
• DOT medical credentials as required by the State of Michigan for CDL drivers

TYPES OF TESTS An Assessment Center Examination will make up (100%) of score for ranking on the Eligibility List and will consist of a Performance test and an Oral Interview.

The Charter County of Wayne

The Charter County of Wayne is Michigan's largest county. We are home to 34 cities and nine townships. From Rockwood to Livonia, from Sumpter Township to the Grosse Pointes, each community in Wayne County offers residents and businesses a unique blend of opportunity to live, work, play and raise families.

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