• Sign Manufacturing Day October 1, 2021

    Sign Manufacturing Day Makes a Difference!

    Sign Manufacturing Day is a wonderful way to share the many exciting and diverse job opportunities that exist within our industry as well as showcase the importance of manufacturing to the US economy. Over the past few years, several participating companies were asked about jobs, internships and job-shadowing possibilities. Sign Manufacturing Day, held this year on Friday, October 1, is a way to engage students and teachers in the sign and visual communications industry, build awareness of the jobs and careers that are available within our industry and showcase the importance of manufacturing to the US economy.

    Catch the attention of those trying to connect the dots between their skills, talents and career on Sign Manufacturing Day next month, as companies in the sign, graphics and visual communications industry host facility tours to encourage exploration of exciting and diverse career opportunities within the industry. It can be a great opportunity for you to find the new employees you’ve been looking for!
    Learn more: ISA’s information: Sign Manufacturing Day

    CSA would like to encourage more of our member companies to consider participating in this very worthwhile educational event as well.

    Participating company prerequisites:
    • Close proximity to a middle school, high school, vocational school and/or community college
    • Clean with good safety standards
    • Large enough to accommodate tours of up to approximately 20
    • Innovative, versatile, green, exciting, interesting and/or unique
    • Must be able to do the necessary promotion for event, which includes sending out a letter (provided by ISA) inviting local schools to the tour. All communications, such as letters and other materials (open house toolkit and infographics) will be provided by ISA
    • Provide an engaging tour guide

    Not to mention, one of our own member company employees found his start through Manufacturing Day! Check out Alfonso’s story here.

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