Liquid Painter 2nd Shift Plastics

General Summary:

Performs a variety of liquid painting duties including, but not limited to applying liquid paint, operating a painting robot, sanding, and prepping materials safely and efficiently while maintaining high quality standards.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

• Performs “Class A” surface paint job on product by applying liquid paint to product surfaces in accordance with customer specifications using various types of paints.
• Appropriately mixes paints and solvents.
• Performs light maintenance and preventative maintenance on paint booths.
• Wipes product down using isopropyl alcohol and other solutions.
• Tack and destat product using tack cloths and destat guns.
• Inspects product for quality issues such as dirt, debris, and poor prep work and informs necessary Lead if problems are found.
• Accurately records paint usage and other data on designated reporting sheets.
• Rotates to different stations within the paint booth.
• Can locate, read, comprehend and execute proper work instructions.
• Understands Quality Management System as it relates to their job including indentifying, processing and labeling of non-conforming parts and preventative and corrective actions.
• Operates equipment including, but not limited to paint guns, Fanuc robots, paint pumps, pressure pots, finish sanders, filters/strainers, and cup guns as necessary.
• Ensures paint booths and work areas are accessible and safe for employee and customer traffic by maintaining a clean work area at all times.
• Establishes efficient work flow based on product and task.
• Efficiently uses painting materials and other supplies and notifies the correct person when supplies run low.
• Properly wears required Personal Protective Equipment.
• Performs other duties as assigned by supervisor.

Desired Minimum Qualifications:

• Knowledge of liquid painting processes normally acquired through six (6) months experience in a similar position strongly desired.
• Ability to read, count, match, and perform simple math equations is required.
• Previous experience with small hand tools is beneficial.
• Previous experience or familiarity with ISO systems helpful.
• Must have good attention to detail in order to visually identify minute imperfections or defects.
• Ability to work in a team or independently.
• Ability to work on a fast-paced, constantly forward moving production line.