Industrial Marine Painter II High Altitude Specialist

Automatic Data Processing, Inc.; Jacksonville (FL); On-site; USD 41,000 - 45,000; Full time

Job summary

JAXPORT Terminals is seeking a Painter II to perform structural steel painting and related surface preparation. Responsibilities include painting, equipment maintenance, and working safely at heights, often above 200 feet, around waterways.

Required are a high school diploma and 4–6 years of industrial painting experience, plus proficiency with high reach, forklift, and rigging gear. Valid driver license and TWIC may be necessary. This is a safety-sensitive role at the terminal.

Qualifications

• High School diploma or equivalent.
• 4–6 years’ experience as an industrial painter in preparation and painting of structural steel.
• Experience operating high reach, forklift, mechanical platforms and rigging/harnesses.

Responsibilities

• Prepare structures for painting and ensure proper adhesion.
• Perform routine maintenance on paint equipment.
• Operate high reach, forklift, platforms and rigging/harnesses for suspended painting projects.
• Work at heights up to 200 feet above ground and waterway.
• Maintain daily records of work performed and surfaces painted.
• Recommend materials and equipment to supervisor as needed.
• Stay current on industrial painting techniques and environmental practices.
• Report equipment malfunctions to supervisor.
• Keep work areas clean and organized.

Skills

Planning

Paint mixing

Education

High School diploma or equivalent

Tools

High reach

Forklift

Mechanical platforms

Rigging & harnesses

Job description

JAXPORT Terminals is seeking a Painter II to perform structural steel painting and related surface preparation. Responsibilities include painting, equipment maintenance, and working safely at heights, often above 200 feet, around waterways.

Required are a high school diploma and 4–6 years of industrial painting experience, plus proficiency with high reach, forklift, and rigging gear. Valid driver license and TWIC may be necessary. This is a safety-sensitive role at the terminal.