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Paint Spraying Technician

Worthing
5 days ago
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Position: Paint Technician

Location: Worthing

Salary: Attractive salary+benefits

Join a global leader in premium audio technology - where legendary brands come to life. Our client is part of a world-renowned audio group that represents some of the most iconic names in sound innovation. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to the next generation of high-end products within a collaborative, engineering-led environment.

Are you a detail-oriented Paint Technician with a passion for surface finishing and process improvement? This role is ideal for someone eager to ensure that painted components meet the highest standards of quality, efficiency, and innovation.

Job Overview

  • Resolve surface finishing quality issues and implement corrective actions.

  • Collaborate with robotics engineers to assess and validate paint application processes.

  • Work closely with suppliers and contractors to drive continuous improvement.

  • Optimise paint application methods to enhance productivity and reduce operational costs.

  • Support health & safety initiatives and training within the Production Support team.

  • Lead finishing activities for new product introductions and special surface finishes.

  • Capture and analyse coating data to identify trends and improvement opportunities.

  • Maintain and create documentation in alignment with ISO9001:2015 standards.

  • Advise and guide colleagues across the business on painting and finishing processes.

    Requirements

  • Ideally 5 years' experience as a Paint Technician or in a similar role.

  • Skilled in water-based and 2K spray finishes, sanding, and polishing techniques.

  • Proven experience collaborating with suppliers to resolve paint-related issues.

  • Knowledge of LAPPC, HAV, DSEAR, and COSHH regulations.

  • Strong communication skills and a collaborative mindset.

  • Experience within manufacturing or production environments, ideally involving wood surface coating.

  • Familiarity with LAPPC Part B Permitting requirements.

  • ATA or Level 3 NVQ (or equivalent qualification).

  • GCSEs in Maths and English (Grade C or above).

  • Certifications in ISO9001:2015 and Six Sigma Green Belt are advantageous.

    Salary & Benefits

  • Competitive salary of £35,000 - £43,000, dependent on experience.

  • Excellent company benefits package.

  • Opportunities for professional development and cross-functional collaboration.

  • Be part of a forward-thinking team driving innovation in surface finishing.

  • Supportive, inclusive environment where your expertise makes a tangible impact.

    Bennett & Game Recruitment are acting as a Recruitment Agency in relation to this vacancy.

    Bennett and Game Recruitment are a multi-disciplined technical recruitment agency based in Chichester, West Sussex operating across the UK with specialist teams covering a range of industries.

    We are acting as a Recruitment Agency in relation to this vacancy, and in accordance with GDPR by applying you are granting us consent to process your data, contact you about the services we offer, and submit your CV for the role you have applied for

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