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AMPOWER ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS is seeking a Painter, maintenance to perform interior and exterior painting across multiple sites in Brampton and surrounding areas. You will prepare surfaces, mix paints, apply finishes, and ensure colour and texture meet requirements.
The role requires 1 year to less than 2 years of painting experience, a secondary school certificate, and willingness to travel to various locations.
Job title: Painter, maintenance
Posted on September 11, 2026 by a licensed third-party for Employer details AMPOWER ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
English
1 year to less than 2 years
Work locations may vary. Frequent or constant travel is required from the employee.
This employer promotes equal employment opportunities for all job applicants, including those self-identifying as a member of these groups:
Support for newcomers and refugees
Support for youths
Support for Indigenous people
Supports for visible minorities
Membership in a group is not a job requirement. All interested applicants are strongly encouraged to apply.
This employer is committed to providing all job applicants with equal employment opportunities, and promoting inclusion. If you self-identify as a member of any employment group, you are encouraged to indicate it in your application.
You can apply if you are:
Do not apply if you are not authorized to work in Canada. The employer will not respond to your application.
2026-10-02
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