exhibit installer
position summary
Responsible for supervising and ensuring setups and takedowns in the field are executed in an efficient, cost effective manner that meets the requirements of the client. Also working within the carpentry shop in the fabrication of exhibit elements while not at installs.
key responsibilities
installation and dismantling of exhibits and related products/services:
reading and interpreting blueprints, drawings, and sketches to determine specifications
create verified pull lists and identify crating requirements
assemble/stage exhibit or product for client viewing and quality control
disassemble staged exhibits, pack effectively and safely, and create bill of materials
transport product
install and dismantle exhibits
assigning job tasks and communicating relevant information/expected results to show service personnel on-site
motivating on-site staff
implementing and ensuring adherance to the Health and Safety policies
arranging special requests of clients
supervising on-site show labour
handling on-site problems
recommending cost-saving measures
problem solving on-site
administration:
completing reports concerning field service jobs including service contractor forms
preparing outbound labels/bills of lading and submitting paperwork to show managment
document on-site changes and associated costs for client approval
completing reports concerning field services jobs
construct and repair exhibits:
Following standards and procedures and making adjustments as necessary
Fabricate components in accordance with time-frame available
Laminate and finish according to specifications
Using tools for measuring, cutting, shaping and assembling materials
ensure operation of carpentry equipment:
Completing preventive maintenance, troubleshooting and repairing equipment malfunctions
Evaluating new equipment and techniques and making recommendations to management
maintain safe and clean working environment:
Complying with all rules and regulations
required skills/experience/education:
Completion of secondary school
Completion of a three to four year apprenticeship program
or
A combination of over four years of work experience in the trade and some high school, college or industry courses in carpentry
Valid passport and ability to travel within canada and the united states
Willingness to work overtime and weekends as needed
Ability to operate under significant time constraints and pressure
Working knowledge of exhibit construction and materials
Knowledge of trade shows, show management, graphic arts
Carpentry experience an asset
