The Signage Painter plays a crucial role in the preparation, application, and finishing of painted signage. The ideal candidate should possess:

• Experience with paint booth operations
• Familiarity with industrial painting techniques, materials, and surfaces
• Exceptional attention to detail
• A strong desire to learn and grow

Key Responsibilities

• Prepare and apply paint to signage according to specified guidelines
• Ensure quality standards in mixing, application, masking, and finishing align with both customer and company expectations
• Interpret work orders, verify materials, and adhere to instructions for the timely and quality completion of assigned projects
• Utilize internal production software to track job progress, including updating hours, closing work orders, and documenting materials and procedures
• Communicate any changes or delays to management
• Collaborate effectively with other production teams on project-related inquiries to ensure smooth operations and meet deadlines
• Maintain a clean and organized workspace throughout the day
• Care for and maintain assigned tools and equipment
• Monitor material inventory to minimize waste and manage costs
• Adhere to established quality standards and conduct final quality checks upon project completion
• Read and interpret safety rules, operating instructions, maintenance manuals, blueprints, and work orders
• Comply with OSHA and company safety regulations
• Perform other duties as required

Qualifications

To excel in this position, candidates must demonstrate the ability to perform each essential duty effectively. The qualifications listed below represent the necessary knowledge, skills, and abilities:

Essential Qualifications

• Experience as an industrial painter or in a sign fabrication/manufacturing setting
• Understanding of paint booth operations and painting methodologies
• Knowledge of various painting materials and surfaces
• Proficiency in computer use, particularly in a Windows environment
• Strong attention to detail
• Solid math skills (addition, multiplication, division, fractions, and decimals)
• Experience in a hands-on work environment
• Dependability, adaptability, and a professional demeanor
• Ability to lift materials weighing up to 25 lbs. without mechanical assistance
• Capability to troubleshoot issues and devise solutions; read, comprehend, and interpret work orders; follow both written and verbal instructions; accurately use and read a tape measure; manage multiple tasks in a schedule-driven environment while maintaining precision; take direction and show a willingness to learn; work flexible hours as necessary; collaborate as part of a team or independently
• High school diploma, trade school diploma, or GED
• Authorization to work in the United States