What’s on offer for the Wet Spray Painter?
- Paying £12.50 per hour
- Overtime available – paid time and a half
- Monday – Thursday 7.30am till 4.30pm with early 12.30 finish Friday.
- Onsite parking
- Full training given
My Client is a well-established, industry leading company. Based in Washington, they have seen year on year success, with further growth plans for 2024. They offer a range of services which has given the company opportunities to service a multitude of sectors, with a client base stretching across the UK. An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Powder Coater to join their team on a Temporary to Permanent basis.
This opportunity gives a Powder Coater the chance to work with one of the most respected companies in the North-East. They offer not only an excellent package, but more importantly in todays world, job security.
The Powder Coater will cover a permanent day shift:
- Monday to Thursday 7.30am-4.30pm and Friday 7.30am-12.30pm
As a Powder Coater, your main responsibilities will be to coat a variety of different engineered parts.
Main Duties:
- Selecting paint powder from stock and preparing both the spray booth and powder coating guns for each new job
- Performing frequent change overs of colour
- Spraying parts of various size and ensuring paint thickness and gloss levels are correct on finished product
- Maintaining high quality standards at all times for standard and bespoke products
- Active contribution in maximising plant efficiency
- Proactive communication with supervisors, managers and Quality Control regarding production, quality and H&S issues
- Maintaining H&S standards following instructions and wearing of appropriate PPE
- Regular quality checks including visual and taking measurements
- Completing paperwork
Role Requirements:
- Previous experience of working on a busy paint production line Excellent communication
- Good Engineering Background
- Strong problem solving skills
- Ability to inspect own work
- Ability to read engineering drawings
- Excellent eye for detail
- Flexibility with regards to shifts and over-time
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