Lead Paint & Blast Supervisor — Coatings, Safety & Schedule

PARC Engineering

Western Australia

On-site

AUD 90,000 - 120,000

Full time

12 days ago

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Job summary

PARC Engineering is seeking an experienced Paint & Blast Supervisor for a major project in WA’s goldfields. You will oversee industrial painting, abrasive blasting and protective coatings, ensuring safety, quality and schedule adherence across a critical path project.

Key duties include coordinating shutdowns, allocating labour and resources, and maintaining QA records. The role requires relevant trade qualifications, a white card, a valid licence, and a commitment to process discipline and

Qualifications

Trade qualification in industrial painting or protective coatings required.
S26 statutory supervisor training and white card essential.
Valid Australian driver’s licence and related compliance.
Must have working at heights and confined space training.
Police clearance may be required for employment.
High risk work licence with EWPs or dogging desirable.
Pre-employment medical and drug/alcohol screen may be required.

Responsibilities

Supervise industrial painting, abrasive blasting and protective coating activities.
Coordinate shutdown and maintenance work to meet critical path schedules.
Allocate labour, equipment and materials to maximise productivity.
Monitor work progress against project schedules and budgets.
Ensure works are completed safely, on time and within specification.
Ensure all coating applications comply with AS/NZS Standards, ISO standards, client specs & manufacturer data sheets.
Complete QA documentation and inspection records.
Review work packs and drawings.
Coordinate equipment and consumable requirements.
Liaise with other Supervisors and the client as required.