Install Lead

Install Lead Allied Signs - 3.5 Las Vegas, NV Job Details Full-time $20 - $26 an hour 17 hours ago Qualifications Measuring tapes Outdoor work Commercial truck driving Safety regulations Basic math Ladder use DOT Physical Certification Vehicle codes Hours of Service (HOS) regulations Full Job Description At Allied, we are driven by our

Why:

Bring Brands to Life . This guiding principle fuels our passion and commitment to helping brands develop identity and belonging in the community, create a great first impression for their business, and share their vision with the world.

Our Core Values:

Customer Focus:

Delivering the best customer experience.

Heart:

Caring deeply about our team members

Dedication:

Completing what we've committed to every day

Improvement:

Striving to improve how we complete our work

Stewardship:

Utilizing time, money, and materials to eliminate waste

Accountability:

Making decisions with confidence and owning consequences If you are passionate about making a meaningful impact, driven by innovation, and thrive in a collaborative environment where your contributions are valued, join us at Allied Electric Sign & Awning as we embark on this exciting journey to Bring Brands to Life. Role Summary The Lead Installer Level 1 is the first leadership step beyond Install Assistant Level 3. This role leads installation crews on standard projects, ensures job readiness, enforces safety and quality standards, and serves as the primary point of contact in the field while continuing to refine advanced technical skills. Successful completion of Level 1 requirements prepares employees for advancement within the Install Lead career path. Key Responsibilities Installation & Field Work Perform all installation duties at or above Install Assistant Level 3 standards Lead installation of interior and exterior signage, including: Channel letters Wall and cabinet signs Freestanding, custom, and directional signs Neon, fluorescent, and LED systems Diagnose and complete sign service and repair work (structural, electrical, aesthetic) Perform basic onsite stick welding (small welds; no major structural welding) Set pipe and pour concrete pads independently Calculate concrete quantities required for job sites Call in Blue Stakes and accurately interpret utility markings Identify, communicate, and document change orders as they occur Equipment Operation Safely operate ladder trucks, forklifts, and aerial lifts Demonstrate working knowledge of crane operation (certification in progress) Conduct DOT-mandated pre-trip and post-trip inspections Ensure all tools, vehicles, and equipment are maintained in safe operating condition Leadership & Communication Lead small installation teams and coordinate daily job execution Ensure team compliance with all safety procedures and installation standards Review work orders in advance and clarify scope prior to job start Walk jobs prior to departure and ensure all required materials are loaded Communicate with AE before leaving for and departing job sites Submit progress and completion photos for all assigned work Create a positive, productive team environment and work toward meeting deadlines Required Qualifications Completion of all Install Assistant Level 3 requirements: Valid Driver's License (required) Ability to pass a DOT medical exam (no CDL required). Must pass a pre-employment DOT drug/alcohol test. U.S. Work Authorization. Ability to work outdoors and at heights when required (using a ladder or Boom) Ability to lift 50+ lbs and perform physically demanding tasks. Basic math skills and the ability to read a tape measure Strong work ethic, reliability, and willingness to learn. Positive attitude and commitment to safety. Welding, electrical, or construction experience is a plus Familiarity with hand tools and power tools (preferred) Reliable attendance and compliance with company policies Willingness to learn and take direction Experience Requirements Minimum 1 year at Install Assistant Level 3 , or equivalent Lead Installer experience at another sign company with verifiable references DOT & Compliance Requirements Maintain a valid CDL Class A or B Maintain a valid DOT Medical Certificate Comply with all FMCSA regulations, including: Hours-of-service rules Vehicle inspections Safe operation standards Immediately report any accidents, moving violations, or changes affecting CDL status Monday-Friday | Daytime shifts vary Local routes with occasional overnight travel. No long-haul driving required.