Industrial Painter / Assembler

Posted 9 days ago

monroe environmentalMonroe City (MO)

Painters, Construction and Maintenance All Other Industrial Machinery Manufacturing

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About the role

Industrial Painter / Assembler This is a 2nd shift position: Mon-Fri 4:45 pm - 1:15 amPosition Summary: The Industrial Painter / Assembler will be responsible for painting industrial equipment, using enamel and epoxy material as well as assemble equipment according to specifications and drawings.

Duties / Responsibilities:

Painting industrial equipment, using enamel and epoxy material
SandblastingAssembles machinery, fabricated metal products, electrical equipment, fan assemblies, motors, pumps, piping, mount conduit, pull wire, and more according to directions.
Read blueprints schematics, and build to those specifications
Uses various machines, forklifts, overhead cranes and hand/power tools to accomplish assigned tasks
Performs other related duties as assigned

Essential Skills and Experience:

Minimum 3-5 years' experience painting industrial equipment
Ability to read and understand blueprints and schematics
Properly maintain and perform basic repairs on equipment
Basic ability in measuring equipment, reading, or writing
Ability to weld is a plus

Education and Experience: High school diploma or equivalent required

Physical Requirements:

Prolonged periods standing and performing tasks
Must be able to lift up to 20-30 pounds
Must have manual dexterity to assemble products and machines
Ability to differentiate between colored wires, tabs, and electronic components

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