Paint Preppers

100Hires, Inc.; Winston-Salem (NC); On-site; USD 25,000 - 30,000; Full time

Job summary

100Hires, Inc. in Winston-Salem, NC is seeking a Paint Prepper to prepare high-quality custom displays for trade shows. This is a prep-only role; no painting is required.

You will sand and prep surfaces, prime, tape, apply Bondo, and mix epoxies, working with various substrates and maintaining extreme attention to detail on long shifts (7:00 AM–3:30 PM; OT often available).

Qualifications

• Must have extreme attention to detail.
• Go-getter willing to work.
• Able to follow written and verbal instructions.
• Team player in a collaborative environment.
• Able to stand, bend and lift for long hours.

Responsibilities

• Sanding and prepping surfaces for painting.
• Priming and taping surfaces.
• Applying Bondo and mixing epoxies as needed.
• Working with various substrates including steel, aluminum, wood, plastics, laminate, fiberglass.

Skills

Attention to detail

Go-getter

Follow written and verbal instructions

Team player

Stand, bend, lift for long hours

Tools

Spray equipment

Job description

Job description:We are seeking a **Paint Prepper **to prep high quality custom displays for trade shows.This is a prep-only role. Candidates will not be painting.Duties include, but are not limited to:Sanding and prepping surfaces for paintingPrimingTapingApplying BondoAbility to mix epoxiesAbility to mudQualifications:Ability to finish work with extreme attention to detailMust be a go-getter that is ready and willing to workAbility to follow written and verbal instructionsAbility to work in a team environmentWorking knowledge of spray equipment and prep booths a plusExperience with various substrates such as steel, aluminum, wood, plastics, laminate, fiberglass, and automotive bodies/components is a plusMust be able to bend, stoop, twist, lift, and sand on their feet 10–12 hours a dayShift:1st Shift: 7:00 AM – 3:30 PMOvertime is often in effect — candidates should be prepared to work 10–12 hours per day (OT is added to the end of the shift)