Johnson Controls
Produces HVAC, fire, security and building automation systems to optimize and protect buildings globally.
Painter
Industrial painter applying protective coats to metal parts in a manufacturing setting.
Job Highlights
About the Role
The incumbent will prepare components and apply protective finishes in line with technical specifications and company quality standards. Johnson Controls enhances the intelligence of buildings by delivering a full range of systems, digital solutions, software and services that make structures safer, more comfortable, more efficient and sustainable, helping customers focus on their core missions. • Operate spray and coating equipment to apply protective or decorative finishes. • Prepare and apply stencils, decals, and other decorative items on finished products. • Read and interpret blueprints to ensure accurate paint application. • Inspect surfaces for contamination before coating. • Select, mix, and apply high‑performance protective coatings using spray, brush, or roll methods. • Clean equipment and perform routine maintenance as needed. • Follow Silent‑Aire safety program and Alberta OHS regulations. • Maintain WHMIS certification.
Key Responsibilities
- ▸spray coating
- ▸stencil application
- ▸blueprint reading
- ▸surface inspection
- ▸coating mix
- ▸equipment maintenance
What You Bring
Applicants should possess technical or vocational training and have proven experience as an industrial painter, particularly with sheet‑metal surfaces and spray‑gun operation. • Demonstrated experience painting sheet metal and using a spray gun in an industrial setting. • Ability to work independently and communicate effectively in English, both verbally and in writing. • Physically able to lift and move equipment or supplies over 25 lb and distinguish colors.
Requirements
- ▸sheet metal
- ▸spray gun
- ▸industrial painter
- ▸technical training
- ▸english
- ▸lifting
Work Environment
Onsite