Paint Prep /Assembler

General Summary:

Responsible for preparing metal products for the powder coating process to ensure proper adhesion, quality, and finish. This position plays an important role in maintaining product quality by cleaning, inspecting, and preparing parts before they enter the powder paint system. The role may also include basic assembly and material handling duties as needed.

Essential Functions:

  • Prepare metal parts and products for powder coating by cleaning, sanding, masking, and inspecting surfaces.
  • Remove oils, dirt, rust, and other contaminants to ensure proper paint adhesion.
  • Hang or position parts on racks or conveyors for the powder coating process.
  • Inspect parts for defects and ensure they meet quality standards before painting.
  • Mask or tape areas that should not be coated.
  • Assist with unloading painted parts and perform light assembly tasks as required.
  • Maintain a clean and organized work area to support safety and efficiency.
  • Follow all safety procedures and company policies related to equipment and materials.
  • Communicate with team members and supervisors regarding production needs or quality concerns.
  • Perform other related duties as assigned.

Physical Requirements:

  • Moves parts weighing up to 80 pounds.
  • Frequent cutting bending and moving of parts weighing up to 50 pounds.
  • Occasional squatting, sitting, kneeling, and overhead reaching.
  • Exposure to noise – continuously
  • Lifting/carrying/moving up to 50 pounds frequently
  • Continuously operating machinery with buttons, levers, and switches.
  • Lifting parts above the shoulder and requiring 80 pounds of force to initiate movement.
  • Standing, Twisting, Walking – frequently
  • Continuous standing and walking on concrete surfaces
  • Physical Capacity Profile of Level 4

Expectations:

You will be expected to display Full Vision’s Core Values-Honesty, Winning Team Mindset, Accountable, Positive Attitude, and Personal Commitment. Regular attendance and starting on time are essential. Responsible for the quality of own work and not accept poor quality workmanship from others. Expected to perform at acceptable safety, quality and performance levels and strive for continuous improvement as described in Full Vision’s Quality Policy.

  • The Statements herein are intended to describe the general nature and levels of work performed by employees, but are not a complete list of responsibilities, duties and skills required of personnel so classified. Furthermore, they do not establish a contract for employment and are subject to change at the discretion of the employer.

Position Requirements:

  • Passage of Drug Test
  • Passage of Physical Agility Test
  • Good organizational skills
  • Good verbal communication
  • Physical strength to operate machinery
  • Diligence and attention to detail
  • Excellent dexterity and hand-eye coordination
  • Experience painting a variety of surface types
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