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Industrial Painter

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What they do

A Coating or Industrial Painter paints a variety of finished manufactured products using paint and enamel spray guns.

$40,585 / year median in Texas

+12% projected growth

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Job Description

Now hiring for an
Industrial Painter Location:
Abilene, TX Prep It. Paint It. Finish Strong.
Now Hiring Experienced Industrial Painters Responsibilities:
Prepare metal and industrial surfaces for painting by cleaning, sanding, grinding, masking, and applying primers. Mix paints, coatings, and finishes according to manufacturer specifications and job requirements. Operate spray guns, pressure pots, and other painting equipment to apply coatings evenly and efficiently. Inspect surfaces and completed work to ensure proper coverage, thickness, and finish quality. Read and follow work orders, blueprints, and production schedules to meet customer and project specifications. Maintain paint systems, booths, hoses, and related equipment in safe working condition. Identify and correct painting defects such as runs, drips, uneven coverage, or contamination. Collaborate with production, quality, and maintenance teams to ensure projects stay on schedule. Maintain a clean, organized work area while following 5S and lean manufacturing practices. Follow all safety procedures, including proper handling of paints, solvents, respirators, and PPE.
Requirements:
High school diploma or GED preferred. 2+ years of industrial, manufacturing, automotive, or commercial painting experience preferred. Experience using airless, conventional, or HVLP spray equipment. Knowledge of surface preparation, paint mixing, and coating application techniques. Ability to read work instructions and follow detailed specifications. Strong attention to detail and commitment to producing high-quality finishes. Ability to use measuring tools, gauges, and quality inspection equipment. Comfortable standing, bending, reaching, and lifting materials throughout the shift. Willingness to work overtime or flexible schedules based on production demands. "Nice company to work for. You will gain a lot of knowledge working for this company. The staff is friendly, and they seem to care about your needs for steady work." —Staffmark Production Worker You know how to lay down a clean coat, spot imperfections, and take pride in quality work. We've got industrial painting opportunities near you where your skills can make an immediate impact. A Day in the
Paint Booth:
Prep. Spray. Inspect. Repeat. You take pride in smooth finishes, consistent coverage, and getting the job done right the first time. Whether you're working with primers, coatings, or specialty finishes, you understand that detail matters. Safety first, always — proper PPE, clean workspaces, and attention to every step of the process.
Benefits You'll Get:
Good, steady weekly pay Medical, dental, and vision insurance you can use Life and disability coverage that's real Optional 401(k) savings plan Bonus cash for every solid worker you refer Paint skills ready? Let's get you working. Hit apply now.