Industrial Painter

Description

The selected professional will join a dynamic industrial environment, responsible for operating and supervising the painting process in automated booths specialized in applying epoxy and other industrial coatings. Key responsibilities include precise handling of paint spray guns for manual application on parts or areas requiring specific finishes, as well as using various common hand tools in a workshop for surface preparation and minor adjustments. Meticulous attention to detail is required to ensure finish quality and compliance with technical specifications established for each product or component. In addition to operational tasks, the position involves basic equipment maintenance, management of paint and solvent supplies, and strict adherence to current industrial safety and hygiene protocols. The work environment is collaborative, involving teamwork where coordination is essential to meet planned production volumes. This role offers the opportunity to develop technical skills in a specialized sector, where processes combine automated technology and skilled manual work. Career progression in this position is linked to accumulated experience and demonstrated responsibility; over time, the employee may assume more complex tasks or even supervise specific processes within the painting line. Commitment to continuous improvement and application of quality and environmental regulations will be fundamental aspects of daily activity. Onboarding is immediate upon completion of the selection process. The work regime includes rotating shifts to accommodate production requirements. Salary compensation will strictly follow the current collective agreement for the metallurgical sector. A minimum of two years’ experience in a similar industrial role is required, preferably with knowledge of electrostatic powder coating processes. A Medium-Level Vocational Training Cycle (FP) or equivalent qualification is mandatory; familiarity with laser cutting machinery operation is considered a plus.