Body Shop Painter

Toyota of Orlando•Orlando, FL

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About The Position

The Body Shop Painter refinishes body parts and vehicles that have been primed and prepped, in accordance with factory and dealership quality specifications and time standards. The role uses body shop equipment safely, prepares surfaces, mixes paints and coatings, applies paint, and inspects finished work for quality. The painter also maintains tools and a clean work area, follows safety and hazardous-material regulations, reports deviations to management, and cooperates with other personnel in repairing and preparing vehicles. Work is performed mostly indoors, where noise from hammers and air tools is prevalent. All personal protective equipment (PPE) rules must be followed, including use of a respirator as recommended by its manufacturer. Employment is contingent upon successful completion of a background investigation. Toyota of Orlando states that it offers competitive salaries and benefits and is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Requirements

At least 2–3 years of experience in the automotive industry.
Excellent communication skills.
Ability to maintain a clean, safe, team-oriented environment.
Self-starter who can work without supervision.
Valid driver’s license.
Must be eligible for coverage under Toyota of Orlando’s insurance policy.
Satisfactory completion of a criminal background check.

Responsibilities

Operate and use all body shop equipment properly and safely.
Remove rust from metal and remove grease and dirt from work surfaces.
Mask and protect parts that are not to be painted or coated.
Fill cavities and dents with putty to attain a smooth surface.
Mix paint according to specifications.
Select and mix coating liquid to produce the desired color.
Paint surfaces using a sprayer or brush, as appropriate.
Inspect painted units for quality of workmanship and note runs, sags, and unpainted areas.
Maintain tools and keep equipment clean and in proper repair.
Keep the work area clean.
Maintain and wear required safety and health PPE, including a respirator, as recommended by the equipment manufacturer.
Comply with laws and regulations pertaining to paint, thinners, and other hazardous materials.
Report deviations to management.
Cooperate with and assist other personnel in vehicle repair and preparation.
Understand, keep abreast of, and comply with federal, state, and local regulations affecting body shop operations, including hazardous-waste disposal and OSHA requirements.
Communicate and adhere to Injury Prevention (IP) standards.