The Industrial Painter performs duties necessary to maintain equipment in good repair, such as bins, cribs, counters, benches, partitions and doors.  Work area may include cleanrooms, garages, offices, restrooms, and mechanical rooms.

Basic Qualifications:

Must be 18 years of age or older No high school diploma, GED or college degree required No experience required; on the job training provided

Preferred Qualifications:

One (1) year of similar work experience preferred

Responsibilities:

Use a wide array of painting tools, including thin and thick brushes, airbrushes, and rollers to apply paint coatings ranging from latex, oil based, acrylic, and epoxy floor coverings Paint large products in client facilities Clean surfaces prior to layering paint  Maintaining technical equipment for the job and ensuring that it is in working order Safely disposing of chemical waste  Ensure that high safety standards are met  Utilize different painting techniques based on the nature of the surface Utilize special safety equipment such as painting goggles  Use viscosity cups and thickness gauges to measure the amount of paint to be used and the texture of the paint Identify surface peculiarities and determine the types of paint required for different applications  Remove previous paint surfaces using masking or a chemical rinse Paint small items and doing touch-ups Ensure proper ventilation after the paint is applied Utilize electroplating equipment to coat metal  Polish metallic surfaces  Paint over wood and plastic