Paint Polisher

Paint Polisher – Dagenham

Details

• Contract- Inside IR35, running until the end of the year. – Potential extensions beyond.
• Rates: £29.49 - £36.04 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.