Spray Painter (Waterborne Systems)

Straight panels, perfect colour match: that is the job at this dealership body shop in Vereeniging. This is a good step for someone who wants proper routine and a manager who notices good work.

You'll be based at a dealership body shop in Vereeniging. Living nearby, or on a taxi route to it, really helps. Most weeks are 45 hours, in line with the BCEA.

• Mask up vehicles properly to keep overspray off glass and trim
• Fit new panels using spot welding and bonding methods
• Strip damaged panels, bumpers and trims and bag the fixings
• Pull and straighten chassis damage on a measuring jig
• Apply filler, sand and prime to a smooth, ready surface
• Spray base coat and 2K clear coat in the booth
• Photograph repair stages for the insurance assessor

• A portfolio or references from previous body shops
• Physically able to stand, bend and kneel for long periods
• Knowledge of spray booth safety and respirator use
• Good colour vision and a steady hand
• Experience with modern waterborne or high-solids paint systems
• Panel beating or spray painting trade test, or at least 4 years of proven work

• Productivity bonus per completed job
• Paint supplier training courses
• Full respirator and spray suit supplied
• Clean, modern booth and prep area

• Before-and-after photos are your best proof. Keep them on your phone, ready to show at the interview.
• Say which paint systems you have used, like waterborne base coat with a 2K clear. Body shops care about this.