Painter - 2nd Shift - Statesville

Job Information Build your career with Bobcat. Put your painting and finishing experience to work with a company known for equipment that gets the job done. We're looking for an industrial Painter to join our team in Statesville. In this role, you'll apply powder coating to metal parts, operate paint and curing equipment, and help ensure every part meets our quality standards. You don't need to come from an identical role. If you have experience with industrial painting, automotive painting, powder coating, body work, manufacturing finishing, or similar hands-on painting/coating work, we want to hear from you. This position is a 2nd Shift position, Monday through Friday, 2:00pm-10:30pm. This position includes a shift differential of $2.00/hr. Role & Responsibility What You'll Do You'll play an important role in making sure Bobcat products have the quality finish our customers expect. Your work will include: 1. Applies paint powder to all parts that pass through the paint booth by using established methods and procedures, making sure that the quality of the paint is maintained. 2. Performs preventative maintenance of paint booths to ensure continuous and consistent operation. 3. Operates and maintains set parameters for cure oven. 4. Keeps work area clean in order to maintain equipment and safety of area. 5. Assists in reworking of parts. 6. Completes ISO Checklists. 7. Performs duties in a safe, efficient manner in compliance with safety rules and regulations. 8. Performs overtime work as required. 9. Assists in the instruction and training of others as requested by supervisor. Job Requirement What We're Looking For High school diploma or equivalent Must be able to follow established methods and procedures and perform work accordingly. Must possess the ability to work under time pressure and rapidly for extended periods of time in order to meet build requirements. The ability to communicate with supervisors and fellow workers in both written and verbal forms at a level normally acquired through the completion of high school or equivalent is required. Job specific skills, techniques, and safe work and equipment operating practices are learned through on-the-job and classroom training. General instructions are given on recurring duties, operations or assignments; detailed instructions are given on new duties, operations or assignments.