Automotive Painter — OEM Finishes & I-CAR Training

Caliber Collision; Brigham City (UT); On-site; USD 42,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental and vision benefits (6

Weekly pay

Paid vacation & holidays

Career growth opportunities

I-CAR and ASE training

3M collision repair products

Job summary

Caliber Collision in Brigham City is seeking an Automotive Painter to perform all-purpose duties in our collision center. You will prepare color tint to match paint, mix paints, and ensure formulations, preparations, top coating and curing meet OEM standards for application sequence and materials usage.

Responsibilities include masking, ensuring paint operations are complete, removing masking, and reassembling any prior paint-related disassembly before returning the vehicle to the body

Qualifications

• 3+ years of experience in automotive paint operations within a collision center.
• Auto Body certificate or ASE certification in refinishing preferred.
• Ability to read and understand instructions, written estimates, and work orders.

Responsibilities

• Prepare color tint to match paint color and mix paints according to OEM specifications.
• Perform top coating and curing following the proper sequence and materials.
• Mask surfaces and ensure all masking is removed after painting.
• Reassemble any prior paint-related disassembly and return vehicle to the body technician.

Skills

Reading & following instructions

Verbal & written communication

Team collaboration

Physical stamina

Education

Auto Body certificate or ASE refinishing certification

3+ years experience in paint operations in collision center

Job description

Caliber Collision in Brigham City is seeking an Automotive Painter to perform all-purpose duties in our collision center. You will prepare color tint to match paint, mix paints, and ensure formulations, preparations, top coating and curing meet OEM standards for application sequence and materials usage.

Responsibilities include masking, ensuring paint operations are complete, removing masking, and reassembling any prior paint-related disassembly before returning the vehicle to the body