Industrial Painter/Blaster Role Available
4 days ago
North Vancouver, Metro Vancouver Regional District, Canada
Marine & Shipbuilders Local 506
Full-time
$62,451 - $88,946 Contract
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Marine and Shipbuilders CMAW Local 506 is hiring Painter/Blasters for significant government shipbuilding projects in North Vancouver. Dive into a long-term career within Canada’s thriving shipbuilding sector.
As a key player, you will prepare and coat ship surfaces, ensuring high standards are met. Your role will involve using cutting-edge mechanical tools and techniques in a safety-conscious shipyard setting. This opportunity requires strong paint application skills and a commitment to teamwork.
Key Responsibilities
• Apply coatings using various spray methods
• Operate sandblasting and spray equipment
• Maintain paint consistency and quality
• Mask surfaces to prevent overspray
• Read and follow blueprints and MSDS guidelines
Requirements:
• High School Diploma or similar training
• At least 2 years of relevant coatings experience
• Understanding of shipbuilding processes preferred
• Knowledge of SSPC/NACE standards
• Positive attitude and team collaboration skills Support vital maritime initiatives as an Industrial Painter/Blaster in North Vancouver.
Key Responsibilities
• Apply coatings using various spray methods
• Operate sandblasting and spray equipment
• Maintain paint consistency and quality
• Mask surfaces to prevent overspray
• Read and follow blueprints and MSDS guidelines
Requirements:
• High School Diploma or similar training
• At least 2 years of relevant coatings experience
• Understanding of shipbuilding processes preferred
• Knowledge of SSPC/NACE standards
• Positive attitude and team collaboration skills Support vital maritime initiatives as an Industrial Painter/Blaster in North Vancouver.