Description

This is skilled work in refinishing and painting automotive equipment. The automotive spray painter generally receives work assignments from a shop foreman and must independently determine work methods in accordance with standard automotive painting practices. A working knowledge of the standard methods and practices of automotive painting and of the materials and methods used in painting or refinishing is required. Skills in the use and operation of automotive painting equipment and the ability to complete layouts and paints signs including freehand lettering are needed. Job Responsibilities: Read and understand measurements and specifications Maintain a good understanding of metals, vehicle body parts and mechanics Remove damaged panels and components by unbolting or cutting them away Repair damaged body panels with specialist tools and equipment Use measuring, mechanical and hydraulic equipment to restore vehicles to factory clearances Cut and join replacement sections or damaged panels using correct welding procedures Repair dents with plastic fillers, and file, grind and sand repaired surfaces using power and hand tools Fit the repaired panels on the framework of the vehicle and refit body hardware, such as door locks and door trims Replace badly damaged sections with new or second-hand panels Realign chassis and body frames using chassis aligners and measuring systems Remove and replace accident-related mechanical items Remove and replace auto-electric components Help vehicle body builders to build custom-designed, specialty or vintage vehicles Assist with spray painting vehicles. Candidate Must Have: Years of Experience : Minimum 3 years Licences : Class 1 Full Driver’s License essential Applicants for this position should have NZ residency or a valid NZ work visa. SKILLS REQUIRED: Be good at following process. Thrive in a fast paced environment. Want to learn and apply new ideas. Enjoy working as part of a successful team. Job Type: Full-time Salary: $25.00 to $30.00 /hour