Spray Painter

A manufacturing spray painter applies protective or decorative coatings to parts using spray guns. Key responsibilities include surface preparation (sanding/priming), mixing paints to specifications, operating spray equipment, and inspecting finished products for quality. You must maintain equipment, follow strict safety protocols, and often work in high-volume production environments. Success requires strong attention to detail, the ability to read technical drawings, and physical stamina.

Key Responsibilities

• Preparation: Clean, sand, and prime surfaces to ensure proper paint adhesion.

• Application: Mix coating liquids and spray layers to achieve even coverage.

• Quality Control: Inspect coatings after drying to ensure they meet industry or client standards.

• Maintenance: Clean spray guns, nozzles, and hoses after every shift to prevent equipment failure.

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Requirements & Skills

• Technical Knowledge: Ability to interpret technical drawings and specifications.

• Safety: Strict adherence to Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) requirements and health safety guidelines.

• Physical Stamina: Capacity to concentrate for long periods and work in a fast-paced environment.

• Education: Often requires a high school diploma; vocational training or an Associate’s degree in Industrial Technology is frequently preferred.

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Working Environment

• Settings: Automotive plants, assembly lines, or heavy machinery manufacturing.

• Tools: Compressed air systems, spray guns, and manual cleaning tools.

• It is a Full Time Manufacturing job for candidates with 4 - 6+ years Experience.