2nd Shift Paint Coach

Posted 4 days ago

knapheide manufacturingQuincy (IL)

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About the role

Position Overview: This position is responsible for the finish painting and undercoating of all UB and platforms and side assembly that require painting processes. This position ensures that parts are painted, and delivered on time to be finished and trimmed, located, and available to meet daily shipping requirements. Budgetary goals are to be met while also assuring that the employees are working to meet quality, productivity and safety requirements.
Duties & Responsibilities: Direct support of the employees in department 635,637. Responsible for working toward and meeting quality, productivity, and safety goals. Responsible for expenses in areas of direction. Assure product is painted properly and on time to meet shipping schedules.
Position Requirements: Candidate should have a four-year degree or equivalent training and experience. Highly prefer candidates with industrial or automotive paint background. Must have analytical and decision making skills. Verbal and written communication ability along with the capacity to interact with all levels of the organization is required. Must be proficient with MS Office. Must be able to work 2nd shift hours and overtime (Saturdays). Physical/Mental Requirements Needed to Perform the Essential Functions of the Position: Normal standing, bending, walking and lifting in an office environment. Must have the ability to verbally communicate with individuals.

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