Paint Sprayer

Clemco Industries Corp.•Washington, MO

1d•Onsite

About The Position

This role involves using an overhead painting system, airless spray equipment, and working in paint rooms to paint tools, equipment, and products for industrial abrasive blasting. The company provides protective gear. The position requires attention to detail to ensure paint quality and product integrity, as well as the ability to follow instructions from drawings, diagrams, and supervisors. The job also includes preparing products for painting, maintaining equipment, and participating in continuous improvement activities.

Requirements

Knowledge of industrial paint using air and airless spray equipment.
Familiarity with paint viscosities and use of paint thinner to achieve the proper viscosity.
Knowledgeable about temperature and humidity effects on flash or dry time; able to compensate by selecting and using proper thinners.
Track record of demonstrating proper painting techniques to produce desired affects.
Ability to use basic powered and non-powered tools.
With initial training, must be able to read and interpret schematics, engineering assembly drawings and bills of material.
Must be able to use power and non-power tools.
Must be able to match parts numbers from drawings and job orders to parts bins and Kan Ban labels.
Attendance and punctuality are essential to the role.

Responsibilities

Paints tools, equipment, and products for use in industrial abrasive blasting.
Uses air spray equipment, overhead hanging systems for bigger and heavier parts, and works in a downdraft paint booth.
Prepares products used for abrasive blasting and related processes for customer use.
Reads gages, works with tools and measuring devices.
Uses drawings, diagrams, schematics, work instructions and other work directions to guide daily assignments.
Selects products and paint thinners for each product according to instruction.
Uses paint thinner and other paint related products to ensure paint is smooth and free of blemish or defect.
Uses math to read and set gauges, measure and mix paint products.
Watches for quality and workmanship defects that could adversely impact customer experience.
Cleans and maintains equipment in efficient working order, organizes tools and prepares for the following day’s work at the end of each shift.
Washes and caulks parts to prepare them for painting.
Prepares tools that help prepare surfaces for commercial grade finishes, observing proper techniques for safety and cleaning.
Uses powered and non-powered hand tools; may use a forklift or other assistive equipment to move parts.
Checks units for quality, workmanship and leaks and makes repairs or adjustments as needed.
Works in other areas as customer demand and business needs required.
Demonstrates continuous mental or visual attention to maintain tolerances during assembly.
May attend seminars or other training to keep skills up to date.
Seeks out and implements continuous quality improvements.
Actively participates in LEAN activities such as PDCA, A-3, and Root Cause Analysis activities.
Demonstrates flexibility when asked to take on new tasks.