Industrial PAINTER (Powder) in Topeka for 2nd Shift

Posted 8 days ago

ernestspencerTopeka (KS)

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Reads and follows shop order and paint schedule and/or receives instructions from supervisor regarding painting.
Inspects surfaces to prepare for painting.
Selects premixed paints or mixes required portions of pigment, oil, and thinning and drying substances to prepare paint that matches specified colors.
Sprays work pieces uniformly with the proper amount of paint. (Mil thickness) Inspects mill thickness on parts on a regular basis. Inspects painted parts for runs, sags, and unpainted areas and cure as parts are being unloaded off of the paint line.
Test painted parts regularly to verify paint cure.
Inspects all individual work pieces for quality in regard to form and cosmetics.
Count parts for completing orders and for identification when loading and unloading paint line and loading and unloading pallets.
Acquires appropriate knowledge of chemicals, chemical use and chemical maintenance as related to wash system.
Clean-up of paint area which may include but is not limited to cleaning paint from ceiling and walls of booth, conveyor hooks or grid, and from disks, cones, spray heads, hoses and the eye wash station and other general housekeeping of the paint area.
We offer industry high pay which only increases with experience as well as an excellent benefits package including:
Health Insurance - Dental & Vision - Company Paid Life Insurance - Paid Time Off - Paid Holidays - 401k w/ Company Match - Fitness Membership Discounts

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