Paint Line Operator

Vandor Corporation•Richmond, IN

just now•Onsite

About The Position

Ready for a hands-on role with a schedule that gives you more time for life outside of work? Join our production team and work a 4-day, 10-hour schedule, Monday through Thursday. That means your regular workweek ends Thursday afternoon, giving you a 3-day weekend to recharge, spend time with family, tackle personal projects, or simply enjoy more freedom. Schedule: Monday–Thursday, 5:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m. Employment: Full-time Overtime: May be available or required as production needs arise As a Paint Line Operator, you'll use professional finishing techniques and equipment to give our caskets and casket components a high-quality finish. You'll work both independently and alongside a supportive team. Your responsibilities may include: Staining, shading, sealing, sealer sanding, and topcoat finishing using spray guns and pneumatic sanders, according to documented standards Identifying the proper finishing materials and wood species for each job Inspecting materials for defects and flaws, including natural characteristics of raw wood Reporting defective materials or questionable conditions to your team leader, before staining whenever possible Masking areas of caskets and components to refinish defects Operating and understanding paint booths, airflow, paint line carts, and related computer equipment, and replacing booth filters as needed Moving products and materials throughout the department Following all safety regulations and properly handling chemical storage and waste disposal Keeping your work area clean, organized, and safe Helping the team meet production and quality goals Taking on other responsibilities as needed You'll also help bring our four Core Values to life every day: Focused, Mindful, Grateful, and Conscientious.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED equivalent
Ability to read, understand, and write English as needed for safety, job responsibilities, and essential workplace communication
Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail
Ability to follow instructions and produce consistent, quality work
Highly motivated, able to work independently, and a team-oriented self-starter
Strong verbal and written communication skills
Strong reasoning and problem-solving skills
Basic technology skills, including the ability to use computers, tablets, and smartphones for communication and work processes
Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced manufacturing environment
Ability to work overtime as needed
Lift, push, and pull up to 75 pounds consistently, with heavier weights at times
Stand, walk, bend, and twist for extended periods throughout a 10-hour shift
Distinguish among colors
Work continuously with both hands
Read instructions, safely operate equipment, and visually inspect finished products

Nice To Haves

Previous industrial paint preparation or application experience preferred, but not required

Responsibilities

Staining, shading, sealing, sealer sanding, and topcoat finishing using spray guns and pneumatic sanders, according to documented standards
Identifying the proper finishing materials and wood species for each job
Inspecting materials for defects and flaws, including natural characteristics of raw wood
Reporting defective materials or questionable conditions to your team leader, before staining whenever possible
Masking areas of caskets and components to refinish defects
Operating and understanding paint booths, airflow, paint line carts, and related computer equipment, and replacing booth filters as needed
Moving products and materials throughout the department
Following all safety regulations and properly handling chemical storage and waste disposal
Keeping your work area clean, organized, and safe
Helping the team meet production and quality goals
Taking on other responsibilities as needed