Painter 1

Worley•Anchorage, AK

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Painter 1 prepares surfaces and applies protective coatings, including paints, to pipes, valves, structures, tanks, and vessels in the maintenance of oilfield facilities. The role may also perform manual, unskilled, or skilled tasks in support of construction operations. This position is based at the Worley Fabrication Facility in Anchorage, on a five-day-a-week schedule that may change based on project needs. No relocation assistance or per diem is provided. The role includes abrasive blasting and coating internal and external vessel and tank surfaces to client specifications, maintaining safety and quality standards, and supporting other maintenance activities as needed. The employee may need to prepare and process documentation such as permits and SETA cards, depending on the assignment. The position requires one year of oilfield industrial coating-related experience, a high school diploma or GED, and a valid Alaska Hazardous Paint Handlers’ card within six months of hire. NACE training is preferred. The work takes place primarily in an industrial environment and involves physical labor, exposure to potential hazards, and use of personal protective equipment. Worley describes a culture focused on belonging, inclusion, connection, innovation, and sustainable impact, including support for workforce reskilling and the transition to low-carbon energy infrastructure and technology. The company offers a competitive benefits package, including company-paid short-term disability and life insurance, paid sick leave, and a 4.5% employer 401(k) match.

Requirements

One year of oilfield industrial coating-related experience.
Valid Alaska Hazardous Paint Handlers’ card within six months of hire.
High school diploma or equivalent (GED).
Knowledge of technical and safety policies, procedures, and standards applicable to the maintenance craft.
Thorough knowledge of blasting and coating equipment.
Working knowledge of industrial paints, surface preparation, and special coatings.
Ability to work in confined spaces and climb ladders of various heights.
Ability to work as part of a team and demonstrate commitment to established safety policies and procedures.
Ability to work with minimal supervision and perform assigned tasks with limited general technical guidance.
Ability to lift and move up to 40 pounds, stand for long periods, and perform extended kneeling, bending, ladder or stair climbing, and repetitive hand and wrist motions.
Ability to work primarily in an industrial environment and respond quickly to changing work demands.
Ability to wear personal protective equipment while on the job.

Nice To Haves

NACE training.

Responsibilities

Blast and coat internal and external parts of vessels and tanks to client specifications.
Perform abrasive blasting of surfaces to be coated.
Seek and implement safety and work-process improvements.
Examine work and materials for compliance with job and safety specifications.
Conduct safety and productivity observations, including shop, field, and vehicle inspections, and promptly report incidents.
Attend technical, developmental, and safety training.
Promote safe work practices and implement company and client safety policies, including hazard recognition and mitigation.
Support the company's environmental management system.
Pass a site skills test to demonstrate core proficiencies.
Clean up tools, equipment, and work areas.
Perform heavy labor in support of maintenance activities, such as shoveling, compacting, backfilling excavations, or hauling and stacking pipe skids.
Apply coatings to specification using airless and conventional sprayers.
Maintain and repair blasting and coating equipment.
Prepare and process documentation such as permits and SETA cards when required by the assignment.