Painter

• Job Title: Painter Department: Operations Reports to: Site Supervisor Location: Multi Job Summary An Industrial Painter is responsible for applying protective and decorative coatings to a wide range of industrial equipment, structures, and machinery. This includes preparing surfaces, mixing and applying paints, and ensuring the coatings are applied correctly to meet safety standards and provide long-lasting protection against corrosion and wear.

Key Responsibilities

• Prepare surfaces of steel structures by cleaning, sanding, and priming to ensure proper adhesion of coatings using blast technique per specifications.
• Properly mix paints, coatings, and primers according to manufacturer specifications to achieve the desired finish and color.
• Apply protective coatings using various methods such as spray, brush, or roller, while adhering to specified thickness and quality standards.
• Follow project specifications, blueprints, and instructions to achieve desired finishes and colors.
• Inspect surfaces before and after painting to identify any imperfections or areas needing touch-ups.
• Operate and maintain painting equipment, ensuring proper functionality and safety.
• Adhere strictly to safety guidelines and regulations to minimize workplace hazards.
• Collaborate with team members and supervisors to meet project deadlines and quality expectations.
• Keep accurate records of materials used, work hours, and project progress.

Experience Requirements

• Previous experience in industrial painting, construction, or a related field is preferred, though training may be provided.
• Understanding different types of paints, coatings, and primers and their appropriate application.

Skills and Certifications

• OSHA 10 required.
• Certification or training in industrial painting or related fields may be an advantage.

Work Environment

• Mainly outdoors and on industrial job sites, which may include exposure to weather conditions (rain, heat, cold). Work is often conducted at height, requiring strict safety precautions.
• Potential exposure to hazardous materials, loud noises, extreme temperatures, etc.
• Protective Equipment: Hard hat, leather gloves, steel toe boots, and goggles provided by the company are the basic PPE. When working at heights, harness and self-retracting lifelines are also required.

Mental and Cognitive Demands

• Attention to Detail: Ability to assess and ensure the quality of the finished work.
• Technical Knowledge: Familiarity with industrial coating, spraying equipment, and surface preparation methods.
• Problem-Solving: Regular requirement to analyze and address challenges.
• Communication Skills: Ability to communicate effectively with team members and supervisors. Must be able to follow written and verbal instructions.