Industrial Flex Painter

Industrial Painter
The Industrial Painter plays a key role in preparing and painting motors, machinery components, and industrial parts of all sizes. Using specialized industrial painting techniques, the painter applies high-quality coatings that deliver durable, professional finishes meeting both functional and aesthetic standards. This role suits a proactive, safety-conscious individual who takes pride in precision work and thrives in a collaborative, production-driven environment.
Perform multi-coat systems, including primers, topcoats, and specialty finishes built for industrial durability.
Learn and apply all Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for surface prep and painting.
Maintain working knowledge of Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for chemicals and lubricants.
Inspect incoming parts for contaminants or defects before painting.
Inspect painted parts and correct flaws such as drips, sags, thin spots, or improper texture.
Ensure all coatings meet required thicknesses and adhere to industry standards and customer specifications.
Equipment & Material Handling

Operate forklifts, hoists, and lifts safely and in accordance with OSHA and company standards, maintaining constant control of the load.
Maintain and calibrate painting equipment to ensure consistent, high-quality output.
Recordkeeping & Inventory

Store flammable and hazardous materials properly and keep the paint booth orderly.
Partner with supervisors to develop and implement continuous improvements to painting-department efficiency and quality.
Experience painting heavy equipment, automobiles, or related items preferred.
Knowledge of surface preparation techniques and industrial-grade coatings preferred.
Proficiency with spray equipment, including an understanding of spray patterns, coating thickness, and drying times.
Basic mechanical aptitude for maintaining spray guns and related equipment.
Able to work 40 hours per week on a regular basis (excluding holidays and PTO), with availability for additional hours to support rush jobs and special customer needs.
Work is performed indoors in a motor shop environment, with exposure to mechanical, electrical, and environmental hazards and varying temperatures.
Travel is not anticipated for this position.
Brandon & Clark, Inc. is a well-established electro-mechanical company founded in 1950. Our employees are our greatest asset, and we invest in their success by providing training, development, and opportunities to build long-term careers—not just jobs.
When you join our team, you represent a trusted brand known for integrity, quality, and excellence. You'll build meaningful relationships and help deliver solutions that keep industries running. One of our core values is "shared fate," which we define as empowering one another through a collaborative environment—listening to understand—within our teams and with our customers, and recognizing that every voice plays a role in our collective success.
Our benefits package includes a comprehensive selection of medical, dental, and vision coverage, along with Health Savings Accounts (HSA), Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA), and company-paid life insurance of up to $50,000.