Paint Sprayers are hired to apply decorative finishes and protective coatings to a wide range of products or other items. The job can involve working in Manufacturing, Engineering and Construction, as well as other industries. On this page, we list a number of recruitment agencies with expertise in filling Paint Sprayer roles for a wide variety of employers.
What does the role involve?
Day to day tasks could include setting up spray equipment and applying primer coats and final coats - all according to a jobs particular deign instructions. Suitable candidates will possess a keen eye for detail, good practical skills, an ability to work to instructions, and a good awareness of safety.
Qualifications
The role of Paint Sprayer does not usually require any specific qualifications, although the above qualities are desirable. In addition, GCSEs in an Art and Design-related subject may well help in landing such a role.
Working hours and salaries
Working hours are generally the standard 35-40 hours per week, with additional overtime occasionally required. Higher salaries may also be offered to specialist paint sprayers employed within high-end Manufacturing operations.