Spray Painter
Visa sponsorship
Automotive · Sydney, NSW, Australia · Full-Time · Discussed at interview · Visa: Employer sponsored
A Sydney accident repair workshop needs a Spray Painter who cares about the finish. The work runs from small touch-ups to large restoration and crash repair jobs, so you need to be comfortable with both.
You would check each surface and decide how to prepare it. Then you would sand, mask and prime before mixing and spraying the colour and clear coats. Good colour matching is a must. You would inspect your work closely, fix any flaws and keep the booth and equipment in good order. You would work with the wider repair team to get cars back on the road.
Sponsorship is available for suitable overseas applicants.
On your CV, mention your trade qualification, the paint systems you know and the kinds of repairs you handle. Painters from Bangladesh who worked in Gulf body shops can list them. Refinish your automotive spray painter CV on Build AI CV with clear details.
Key Responsibilities
- Inspect surfaces and decide how each one should be prepared
- Prepare panels by sanding, masking and priming
- Mix and spray automotive paint and clear coats using the workshop's professional paint products
- Handle small and large paint repairs with accurate colour matching and an even finish
- Operate spray painting equipment safely
- Check finished work for defects and fix any problems
- Keep the workshop and equipment clean and well maintained
- Work closely with the rest of the repair team
Requirements & Eligibility
- A Qualified Automotive Spray Painter
- Relevant hands-on experience in vehicle repair
- Competent in small and large-scale repairs
- A strong grasp of automotive refinishing techniques and experience with professional paint systems
- High attention to detail and a commitment to quality work
- A positive, professional attitude
- Works well in a team and stays flexible with workshop needs
- Reliable and takes personal responsibility
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