Commercial Painter

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Commercial Painter

Commercial Painter Job Summary

We seek a reliable professional to join our team as a Commercial Painter. Applicants should have professional mixing and painting experience. You should also be familiar with epoxy coatings that protect industrial surfaces and provide specialized qualities, such as slip resistance, reflectivity, and anti-corrosion. In addition to painting commercial buildings, you may be asked to assist with power washing and sandblasting surfaces as part of various projects, so any experience with this type of equipment is a significant plus. We expect everyone on our crew to be clean and organized.

You must be able to perform various pre-painting tasks utilizing several techniques, including using sandpaper, wire brushes, abrasive blasting, scraping, filling holes, and washing walls to remove old paint and prepare surfaces. The painting will also involve filling holes and divots with putty, plaster, or caulk and then sealing cracks and corners where building materials meet to ensure that surfaces are not susceptible to moisture. It is also the responsibility of the commercial painter to apply various finishes to equipment, buildings, or other structures.

Commercial Painter Duties and Responsibilities

Paint interior and exterior of commercial buildings

Mix colors for touch-ups and small projects

Set up scaffolding and ensure that you have covered all fixtures before painting

Comply with OSHA regulations

Commercial Painter Requirements and Qualifications

High school diploma or GED certificate

Professional painting experience

Experience with painting equipment, such as power washers, paint sprayers, and scaffolding

Physical stamina

Comfort working on ladders and scaffolding

Valid driver's license and reliable transportation

Drywall experience (preferred)

Must be licensed and insured