Architectural Metal Finisher

Job Description

Salary: DOE

The finisher is the counter-part of the fabricator. The finisher is a Team Member with at least two years of experience in finishing. Finishing consists of polishing, painting, etc. The finisher reports directly to the floor manager for advice and instructions for finishing projects. The finisher is expected to maintain a finish that is superior to all competition. The finisher is required to install all and any protection of the finished product for transport, but does not build crates nor load trucks, Finishers are required to maintain their skills up to date, by constant training and research of tools and new technology.

The finisher will travel to job site from time to time to accomplish finishing on products that are being install or are already installed.

Job Skill Requirements:

Attention to detail.

Ability to work on Stainless Steel and provide a #8, #4 and Acid Blackened Finish on all Metals

Ability to Grind, Polish, Paint and use Bondo Products.

Ability to work on Bronze to accomplish Brush (Satin), Polish and Antique Finish.

Ability to work on Aluminum to accomplish Brush (Satin), Polish and any other finish.

Ability to accomplish Antique Finishes on any metal.

Forklift operating certification is a plus

First aid and CPR is a plus.

OSHA10 minimum is a plus.

Be able to communicate with other team members.

Writing and verbal communication skills.

Motivated by a great work ethic and attitude.

Proficiency in problem-solving skills.

Good understanding of project related decision making.

Willingness to learn company processes and technology.

Willing and be able to take directions.

Other duties as assigned.

Physical Requirements and Work Environment:

Must be able to remain in a stationary position up to 80% of the time.

The person in this position needs to work out on job sites for up to 25% of the time.

Occasionally must be able to distinguish if equipment is on fire.

Required to lift up to 50 pounds of equipment or materials on the job.

Required to be able to climb ladders.

Primarily a shop environment where there is a potential for physical discomfort due to temperature, dust, and noise.

This position requires protective equipment that conforms to OSHA regulations.

Must be able to work extended schedule required by job demands.