Industrial/Automotive Painter/Prepper - 2nd shift - De Pere, WI

Posted 7 days ago

jones signDe Pere (WI)

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About the role

Painter Or Prepper This shift will start at 2:30 PM and work until 10:30 PM or 12:30 PM depending on department needs. This position is in De Pere, WI.
Position Summary: As a Painter or Prepper, you'll have the opportunity to expand your painting and prepping skills as you work on a variety of sign and architectural projects. Our most successful Painters have a professional work ethic and comfort adapting to continual change. No two days are alike! Duties & Expectations: Prep items for painting, to include masking, sanding, and applying bondo Learn painting techniques that meet Jones Sign quality standards Paint within a spray booth using HVLP guns Consistently demonstrate sound safety practices, as well as the ability to lift up to 50 lbs Effectively manage time to ensure on-time delivery of every project
Qualifications: High school diploma or equivalentHVLP experience preferred We are a leading sign company in the U.S. and provide an attractive benefits package: Health &
Wellbeing Benefits: Paid Time Off 401(k) Plan with Company Match Leading Edge Tools & TechnologyYMCA Health & Fitness Membership Education & Advancement Opportunities Incentive Programs Charitable Contributions Match Paid Parental Leave And more! Jones Sign Company is an equal opportunity employer with a diverse workplace that promotes a culture of trust, respect, and transparent communication.

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