Painter - Full Time & Experienced

Augusta, GA
Full Time
Operations
Mid Level
Painting Experience Required

Fresh Coat Painters of Augusta is the best place to be a Painter! We love to paint and we love to have fun. Are you tired of not being noticed for the great work you do? We want to change that. Join a team of painters that will benefit from your expertise or bring your crew and subcontract full-time with us! And, in return for your hard work, we will pay you a fair wage that rewards you for fast, quality work and we offer paid holidays for our hourly team members. Are you ready for consistent work, regular weekly paychecks, and recognition for your skills. Check out the role below and come paint with us! Apply today!

We offer a unique Painter Advancement Program that allows you to learn new skills and rise to new professional heights! The more you learn, the more you make. Come paint for Fresh Coat Painters of Augusta were painting truly is a career path!

Our painters will review the Project Work Order with the Estimator and Project Manager prior to the commencement of the project. Work as a member of the painting crew to maximize efficiency to complete project on time. Ensure all Health and Safety practices are followed. Areas and surfaces properly prepped for application of materials. Maintain the project site in a clean and organized manner. Complete all items to a satisfactory Level 3 Finish aligned with the PCA Standards.

Your Priorities:

1. Painter Safety and Job Satisfaction (Be Safe and Have Fun!)
2. Customer Satisfaction
3. Quality Execution
4. Project Schedule and Cost
5. Painter Training and Advancement
6. Our Painters must demonstrate the following:

We need you to be:

-Reliable and Dependable
-Accountable for your actions
-Customer Centric
-Organized
-Equipped with the Proper Tools to Perform and Complete the Project
-Be a professional team player
-Willing to Teach and to Learn (both are required)
-Able to follow the work order
-Able to meet a deadline
-Able to follow all Health and Safety Protocols

You should have reliable transportation and tools. Hourly Painters need their own basic tools while sub crews are expected to have all of their own tools for any assigned project.

All Fresh Coat Painters team members are background checked.

All Fresh Coat Painters:

-Prepare area(s) to be painted by cleaning, or if necessary, scraping, sanding, pressure washing, patching and masking of adjacent surfaces prior to painting, papering, texturing, etc.
-Maintain inventory of paint, paint brushes, and other painting supplies in accordance with Management’s instructions.
-Paint areas as instructed by maintenance supervisor or property manager, utilizing appropriate finishes and applications.
-Follow OSHA/MSDS guidelines with respect to use of hazardous chemicals; uses proper ventilation when using paint removers, varnishes, cleaners, etc.
-Familiarize themself with storage and disposal laws, regulations, codes, etc.
-Thoroughly clean area, supplies and equipment when project is completed.
-Puts remaining paint and supplies in proper location.
-May assist with special maintenance or marketing projects as needed.
-The company reserves the right to add or change duties at any time.

Compensation will correlate with experience and any extra value the team member is able to offer.
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