Structural Steel Painter/Loader

Posted 8 days ago

cannonball recruitingCocoa (FL)

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$24.00 - $26.00 per hour

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About the role

Structural Steel Painter/Loader
Pay: $24-26/hr.
Shift: Mon-Fri (6am to 4:30pm) with optional Saturday OTThe Painter/Load is mainly responsible for painting and preparing structural steel and assisting with loading and unloading steel from trucks as required.
Requirements: Experience painting and using paint sprayers to apply paint Must have experience with overhead crane Maintain a positive work atmosphere by functioning and communicating in an effective manner with co-workers, clients, and supervisors Works in compliance with company's safety policies and procedures Must be flexible to work any schedule needed including overtime and Saturdays as needed Basic math skills are required Must be able to tolerate hot and cold working environment Must be able to stand on feet for up to 10 hours Must be organized and can multi-task in a fast-paced environment
Job Duties: Prep and paint structural steel Operate forklift as needed Perform rigging work to move materials as requires Load and unload steel from trucks Perform other duties as required to support the fabrication shop
Benefits: Health/dental/vision/disability insurance Paid time off Paid holidays 401k with employer match and 100% vesting from the beginning Paid weekly Company Paid Life Insurance Selected applicant will be subject to a pre-employment physical with drug/alcohol testing.

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