Paint Sprayer

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Position: Paint Sprayer

Location: Quedgeley

Type of position: permanent

Working week: Monday to Friday 39-hour week + regular overtime available

Salary: competitive

We are now seeking to recruit a Pant Sprayers for a manufacturing workshop based in Quedgeley . This is a permanent position, and the appropriate candidate would have previous experience of spraying pf aerospace or industrial components or parts.

Responsibilities

Adhering to technical paint instructions/processes
Ensuring production targets are met
Applying prime finish, top finish and gloss coatings
Loading/unloading of components
Working to the highest standard and always paint to current legislations
Clean and maintain all equipment and work area.
Key Skills

Must be able to work with minimal supervision
Work as part of a dynamic spray-painting team to deliver excellent finishes and results.
Experience of working in aerospace/automotive paint spraying environment with knowledge of procedures for paint applications
If you this this role might be of an interest please email your CV to or contact Marta on (phone number removed)

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