About the role An experienced industrial spray painter and abrasive blaster role working in workshop and site environments. You will confidently run airless and conventional spray equipment, blast steel to specified surface prep standards, and apply single and two-pack protective coating systems including zinc primers, epoxies, and polyurethanes following coating specifications and product data sheets.
Key responsibilities
- Run airless and conventional spray equipment
- Blast steel to specified surface prep standards
- Apply single and two-pack protective coating systems (zinc primers, epoxies, polyurethanes)
- Follow coating specifications and product data sheets
- Take and record ambient readings (humidity, air and steel temperature, dew point)
- Record wet and dry film thickness readings
- Complete QA/QC paperwork accurately
- Work on mining equipment, structural steel or fabricated components
- Work safely and maintain quality finish standards
About you
- At least 3 years hands-on experience in industrial spray painting and abrasive blasting
- Experience in both workshop and site environments
- Understanding of QA/QC processes
- Current forklift licence
- Valid driver's licence
- Able to pass pre-employment medical including drug and alcohol screening
- Reliable and punctual
- Happy working 55+ hours per week on day shift, Monday to Friday
- Comfortable working independently or with a small team