Paint Technician

Paint Technician Wednesbury Competitive salary report any faults to the Site Manager. Maintain interlocks fitted between spray guns and exhaust ventilation. Ensure air intakes are unobstructed and replace filters as required to maintain negative pressure standards. Wear appropriate PPE including gloves, eye protection, and air-fed breathing apparatus when mixing and spraying paint. Participate in regular health surveillance programmes as arranged by the company. Maintain good housekeeping, including safe disposal of paint, lacquer, thinners, and general waste. Ensure lids are replaced when not in use. Check PPE daily and sign the log sheet to confirm suitability for use. Stay up to date with Health and Safety and COSHH requirements relevant to the role. Report damaged equipment or parts to the Estimator and Site Manager immediately. Protect vehicles from further damage by closing windows, masking open areas, and using seat and steering wheel covers when appropriate. Store removed parts securely for reuse. Ensure repairs are carried out to BS 10125 standards. Be flexible and willing to carry out additional or alternative duties when required, including training courses relevant to your role. Qualifications Proven experience as a Paint Technician, ideally within an accident repair environment. Strong attention to detail and quality workmanship. Ability to work efficiently in a fast-paced environment. Team player with strong communication skills. Commitment to health and safety compliance. Full UK driving licence. Hours of Work 8.5-hour shifts, Monday to Friday Benefits 25 days holiday plus bank holidays Internal and external training Pension scheme and death in service insurance Enhanced maternity and paternity pay Perkbox – access to hundreds of exclusive discounts and rewards MediCash – free healthcare scheme Childcare vouchers or workplace nursery benefits Free parking Uniform provided Equal Opportunity Statement We are committed to diversity and inclusivity in our hiring practices.