Industrial Panel Painter - Epoxy & Finishes

Hubbell Incorporated; Iron Mountain (MI); On-site; USD 36,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Hubbell Incorporated is seeking a skilled painter to prepare surfaces and apply epoxy and urethane coatings for various products. The role involves masking, spray application, and finishing touches while maintaining a clean, safe work environment.

The candidate will adjust equipment, follow instructions, and inspect their work to ensure quality. Experience with spray gear and a willingness to comply with safety protocols are essential for success in this manufacturing setting.

Qualifications

• Basic arithmetic required to handle measurements and tolerances.
• Ability to prioritize workload and multitask to meet production deadlines.
• Knowledge of proper usage of safety equipment and PPE is essential.
• Hands-on experience with spray equipment such as gauges, guns, and pumps is required.
• Ability to stand for long periods during shifts.

Responsibilities

• Masking tape or caps to protect parts not to be coated.
• Apply epoxy and urethane coatings to surfaces.
• Adjust spray gun valves to regulate width and pressure.
• Pull trigger and direct spray to apply primer or finish coat.
• Clean and maintain all spray equipment and booth regularly.
• Provide suggestions to supervisors for process improvements.
• Follow written and verbal instructions from leads and supervisors.
• Operate equipment safely and efficiently and inspect work for conformance to standards.

Skills

Basic arithmetic

Multitasking

Safety equipment usage

Hand tools

Standing for long periods

Tools

Spray gun

Gages

Pumps

Job description

Hubbell Incorporated is seeking a skilled painter to prepare surfaces and apply epoxy and urethane coatings for various products. The role involves masking, spray application, and finishing touches while maintaining a clean, safe work environment.

The candidate will adjust equipment, follow instructions, and inspect their work to ensure quality. Experience with spray gear and a willingness to comply with safety protocols are essential for success in this manufacturing setting.