Industrial Painter

Role and Responsibilities

• Preparation for paint, including sanding, grinding, masking, and staging of components based on production need.
• Review of production orders for sequence and quantity prior to beginning prep work.
• Properly load and unload a hanging line based on production sequencing.
• Complete all paint preparation processes according to manufacturing specifications.
• Inspect paint finish to insure adherence to quality standards.
• Contribute to maintaining acceptable cost per paint labor hour.
• Update status board as components are completed.

Qualifications and Education Requirements

• Since the paint prep position is entry-level, a HS Diploma or GED is the only educational prerequisite.
• Must be able to prepare paints, thinners, dryers, etc. and clean/maintain spray painting equipment.
• Experience with gloss and flat paints, clear coat applications and body repair (body putty application).
• Knowledge of manufacturing repair/refinishing processes.
• Able to use selected vendor materials and general supplies efficiently and cost effectively.
• Must be efficient will the ability to work under pressure in a fast pace environment.
• Operate forklifts when required, after proper training and certification.
• Maintain housekeeping in designated sections of warehouse.
• Ensure a safe working environment by conforming to all safety guidelines including, but not limited to, wearing required personal protective equipment (PPE).
• Demonstrate willingness to work with others in a team environment.
• Positive, willingness to learn and participate in a changing environment to reach a common goal.
• Works to continuously improve fabrication times while maintaining desired levels of quality.