Industrial Painter

Summary / Objective Under supervision, the Paint Booth Operator will be responsible for painting products in a timely manner so that orders can meet ship dates. The Blast Operator will manage the blast booth to maintain throughput, inspecting and preparing fabricated components before painting. Essential Functions Performs all tasks safely and responsibly, complying with company policies. Determines uses of personal protective equipment (PPE) and identifies safety equipment and procedures related to safe work practices and surrounding environment. Runs and completes parts using the MRP Network, using the MRP system to clock in and out of jobs upon set‑up and completion. Ability to lift up to 50 pounds frequently. Maintains and fills out quality sheets to verify part tolerances. Knowledge of basic blast/paint shop vocabulary. Operates equipment to verify operational efficiency and maintain allowed time standards. Observes and listens to operating machines or equipment to diagnose malfunctions and determine necessary adjustments or repairs. Paint Booth Operator Wears all PPE equipment during working hours, including a breathable air hood, protective outer garments, gloves, safety shoes, ear protection, and goggles. Selects appropriate coatings, paints, or sprays, and prepares them by mixing substances according to formulas with paint mixing equipment. Places items or products on racks, spindles, or reel stands to coat, paint, or spray them, using hands, overhead hoist, or forklift. Determines paint flow, viscosity, and coating quality by performing visual inspections or using viscometers. Cleans parts, primes and paints parts as noted on prints. Establishes or adjusts work procedures to meet production schedules. Passes a respiratory physical for forced‑air and/or half‑face respiratory equipment. Cleans machine, equipment, and work area using water, solvents and other cleaning aids. Blast Booth Operator Operates equipment to clean dirt, scale, and core materials from steel parts with a continuous blast of steel shot. Secures and hangs fabricated components to allow efficient blasting and access to all areas of the workpiece. Wears protective breathing apparel, protective mask, and headgear; operates a blasting gun dispersing pressures up to 100 ft./lbs. Inspects and prepares fabricated components prior to painting. Pours or shovels abrasive material into the feed hopper to replenish supply. Transfers materials, supplies, and products between blast and paint areas using overhead hoist or forklift. Observes equipment operation to ensure continuity of flow, safety, and efficient operation, and to detect malfunctions. May perform other duties as assigned by management. #J-18808-Ljbffr