Precision Powder Coater

Parks Medical Electronics; Oregon (WI); On-site; USD 36,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

Parks Medical Electronics is seeking a Powder Coat Technician to ensure durable finishes on metal parts. The role involves surface preparation, operating coating equipment, and maintaining quality standards across the process.

Responsibilities include setup, application, inspection, and documentation of coating parameters. The candidate should have 1–3 years in powder coating and a strong eye for detail to support production quality.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent; vocational training in coating is a plus.
• 1–3 years of experience in powder coating or similar finishing role.
• Proficiency in operating powder coating equipment and coating techniques.
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to high-quality finishes.

Responsibilities

• Prepare surfaces by cleaning, degreasing, and sanding for proper adhesion.
• Set up and operate powder coating equipment and curing systems.
• Apply powder coating using electrostatic spray for even coverage.
• Adjust settings to optimize coating quality and efficiency.
• Inspect coated parts for thickness and finish quality.
• Maintain and clean equipment and report malfunctions.
• Follow safety protocols and PPE requirements.
• Document coating parameters and QC results for traceability.

Skills

Powder coating operation

Surface preparation

Quality control

Thickness measurement

Troubleshooting

Safety compliance

Documentation

Attention to detail

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Vocational coating training

Tools

Powder coating equipment

Electrostatic spray

Curing systems

Job description

Parks Medical Electronics is seeking a Powder Coat Technician to ensure durable finishes on metal parts. The role involves surface preparation, operating coating equipment, and maintaining quality standards across the process.

Responsibilities include setup, application, inspection, and documentation of coating parameters. The candidate should have 1–3 years in powder coating and a strong eye for detail to support production quality.