Paint Polisher

Paint Polisher – Dagenham

Details

Contract- Inside IR35, running until the end of the year. – Potential extensions beyond.
Rates: £32.76 p/h (UMB)
PAYE rates also available.
Shift: Early and late rotating weekly (Mon – Fri, 6:00 – 14:00 & Mon – Thurs 14:00 – 12:00)
Overtime available
Role Overview

On behalf of our client, an Automotive manufacturer we are currently recruiting a number of contract Paint Polishers to work in their state-of-the-art production facility in Dagenham, until the end of the year. The Paint Polisher role sits within the Operations & Logistics team and has primary responsibility for the painting and refinishing of commercial automotive parts using HVLP equipment.

Key Activities

Rectifying paint on parts using machine-operated polishers and hand-polishing techniques as required.
Preparing surfaces and rectifying paint defects such as inclusions, orange peel, or other contaminants, ensuring a flawless finish.
Following defined processes while proactively suggesting improvements to enhance product quality and efficiency.
Performing paint thickness measurements and ensuring all finishes meet conformity requirements.
Collaborating with the paint department to rectify issues and improve output quality.
Taking responsibility for the quality of finished products through compliance with quality systems and standards.
Identifying and resolving defects in a timely manner, ensuring no compromise on productivity or aesthetics.
Maintaining high standards of housekeeping and hygiene at all times.
Ensuring the effective supply and movement of parts/products to and from the section, monitoring stock levels and adherence to COSHH requirements.
Completing required process documentation in line with build instructions.
Proactively identifying potential roadblocks and presenting solutions to prevent recurrence and implement permanent corrective actions.
Skills & Experience

Qualified in City & Guilds Level 3 or IMI refinishing automotive industry or be time served with demonstrable exposure to an environment with a similar product finish.
Good knowledge of paint application techniques.
Ability to mix and match different paint colours accurately.
Ability to work with a variety of tools and equipment.
Experience with safe work practices including the use of proper PPE.
Experience of ovens use and other drying techniques, including curing temperatures and procedures.
Ability to read and interpret technical instructions, as required.
A good understanding of health, safety processes and fire awareness is essential.
A good understanding of quality conformance requirements and continuous improvement.
Be able to work under pressure and prioritise own workload as required