About the role

Automotive Painter Maaco Bremerton is looking for a qualified automotive painter. Requirements are listed below. If you have experience bring in your resume and be prepared to demonstrate your abilities. Posting will be removed once position is filled. Opening available immediately. Candidate must be able to work at production shop pace and be able to demonstrate concern for quality. Experience in single stage and base coat/clear coat finishes is required. Dependability and ability to adapt are necessary for the right candidate. Position is full time and paid hourly. Prior employment references are required.
Job Responsibilities:
  • Maintain a high level of production to meet center goals of 8+ vehicles per day.
  • Adhere to MAACOs Quality Standards for finished work.
  • Control costs by utilizing time and materials efficiently, with little or no paint materials waste, and at a cost of less than 20% of paint sales.
  • Maintain clean and organized work areas, including the paint mixing room, spray booth, spray equipment, oven, etc. as described in MAACOs procedures.
  • Utilize all health and safety equipment, including the fresh air supplied respirator system.
  • Adhere to all safety rules in dealing with hazardous materials.
  • Make pre-booth quality checks of vehicles to be painted as defined by MAACOs procedures.
  • Be responsible for maintaining the booth, oven, spray equipment, and mixing equipment, etc. as defined by MAACOs procedures.
  • Be required to help in the Paintline to eliminate production jams if needed.
  • Assist in training and developing back-up painting personnel.
  • Function as a member of the MAACO team.
  • Perform compounding and polishing of finished jobs when necessary to remove dirt and/or paint defects
  • Performs warranty and/or re-do work at no cost.

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