Painter

Aberdeen
8 months ago
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TEXO Recruitment are looking for an experienced Painter to work on a permanent basis with one of our external clients. This role is based in Aberdeen.
Responsibilities:

  • Spray & Brush Painting
  • Perform all aspects of coatings projects safely and efficiently
  • Operate, clean and maintain all painting equipment, including paint robot, brushes, rollers, sprayers, mixing equipment, pumps and PPE
  • Carry out painting inspection and ensure this is documented to agreed procedure
  • Maintain a safe work site
    Skills, Qualifications & Experience:
  • Knowledge on areas requiring masking/protection
  • High attention to detail
  • Understanding of the application of high performance coatings
  • Requires experience with all aspects of painting, surface preparation, finishing and maintenance of a wide variety of industrial structures
  • Basic understanding of coatings scope documents
  • Previous experience in spraying, blasting & painting
    If you are interested in the above role or would like more information, please contacr Kenna at TEXO Recruitment

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