Painter

Mercy Cedar Rapids•Baltimore, MD

63d•Onsite

About The Position

This position supports Mercy's philosophy of patient centered care by providing and maintaining an environment that allows for the perfect patient experience. This is achieved by applying paint and finishing materials to wall/furniture surfaces. Will also prepare surfaces for painting or wallpapering. Maintains the aesthetic appeal and safety of our facilities by applying paint, finishes, and coatings to various surfaces within the facility. This includes painting walls, ceilings, doors, windows, and other hospital structures. Ensures that the facility maintains a clean, professional appearance while meeting health and safety standards. Adheres to the unique demands of healthcare environments, such as infection control and the durability of paint finishes. Maintains a pleasant and welcoming environment for patients and staff, ensuring that all painted areas meet regulatory and aesthetic standards. Prepares surfaces for painting, including cleaning, sanding, and priming walls, ceilings, and other surfaces. Applies paint to various surfaces in the hospital, including patient rooms, hallways, waiting areas, and offices. Ensures compliance with safety standards, such as using non-toxic, non-allergenic paints and finishes that meet healthcare regulations. Touches up and repairs paint in high-traffic areas, ensuring that surfaces are maintained and free of chips or scratches. Cleans painting tools and equipment after use and storing materials in a safe and organized manner. Follows infection control guidelines to ensure that no harmful chemicals or particles are released during the painting process. Knowledgeable with wallpaper servicing and applications. Collaborating with hospital management to schedule painting or wallpaper tasks without disrupting hospital operations or patient care Maintains the aesthetic quality of the hospital's interior and exterior, ensuring that the hospital presents a clean, fresh, and welcoming environment. Works inside and out of hospital buildings, including patient rooms, hallways, common areas, and other hospital facilities. Requires physical labor, including lifting, bending, and using ladders to access high areas. Painter must ensure that their work does not interfere with hospital operations or patient care. They may work during off-hours or in sections of the hospital that are less frequented to minimize disruption.

Requirements

Minimum 5 years of painting experience required.
Valid Driver’s License.
Maintain a good driving record.
Journeyman painting certification required.
Must maintain certification.
Skilled in painting techniques, including surface preparation, priming, and applying finishes.
Knowledgeable about healthcare-specific requirements, including the use of non-toxic and durable paint products.
Experienced in working in healthcare environments, understanding the importance of maintaining infection control and hygiene during painting tasks.
Able to work efficiently and manage time to complete painting tasks without disrupting hospital services.
Detail-oriented, ensuring that all painted surfaces are smooth, professional, and free from imperfections.
Familiar with safety protocols, particularly in relation to hazardous chemicals or fumes that may be used in the painting process.
Able to work independently or as part of a team, collaborating with other maintenance staff as needed.
Good written and oral skills.
Self-starter, and self-motivated.
Works well with others.
Looks for opportunities to improve facility and processes.
Ability to use email and web-based software.
Ability to read and understand blueprints.
Ability to plan and design system improvements.
Specific professional proficiency and expert knowledge in one trade specialty.

Nice To Haves

High school graduate or equivalent preferred.
Journeyman level program certificate or equivalent is preferred.
Knowledge of non-toxic paints and materials for use in hospitals is beneficial.

Responsibilities

Applies paint and finishing materials to wall/furniture surfaces.
Prepares surfaces for painting or wallpapering.
Maintains the aesthetic appeal and safety of facilities by applying paint, finishes, and coatings to various surfaces.
Paints walls, ceilings, doors, windows, and other hospital structures.
Ensures the facility maintains a clean, professional appearance while meeting health and safety standards.
Adheres to unique demands of healthcare environments, such as infection control and durability of paint finishes.
Maintains a pleasant and welcoming environment for patients and staff.
Prepares surfaces for painting, including cleaning, sanding, and priming walls, ceilings, and other surfaces.
Applies paint to various surfaces in the hospital, including patient rooms, hallways, waiting areas, and offices.
Ensures compliance with safety standards, such as using non-toxic, non-allergenic paints and finishes that meet healthcare regulations.
Touches up and repairs paint in high-traffic areas.
Cleans painting tools and equipment after use and stores materials safely and organized.
Follows infection control guidelines.
Performs wallpaper servicing and applications.
Collaborates with hospital management to schedule painting or wallpaper tasks without disrupting hospital operations or patient care.
Maintains the aesthetic quality of the hospital's interior and exterior.
Works inside and out of hospital buildings.
Performs physical labor, including lifting, bending, and using ladders to access high areas.
Ensures work does not interfere with hospital operations or patient care.
May work during off-hours or in less frequented sections of the hospital to minimize disruption.