Painter

Description Job Title: Commercial Sign Painter Pay Range: PG 4 Location: Onalaska EEOC Number and Classification: #8810, Operatives Reports to: Operations Manager Job Function/NAICS: 339950 Status: Non-Exempt Date: April 22, 2024 Description: A Commercial Sign Painter at La Crosse Sign Group will apply their skills in painting to create, restore and maintain signs used in industrial and commercial settings.

This includes preparing surfaces, mixing paints, applying stencils and graphics, painting using different application tools, and ensuring all signs meet specific quality standards. What You’ll Do: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

This list of essential functions is not exhaustive and may be supplemented as necessary. Prepare surfaces for painting by removing grease, dirt, or rust using abrasives, solvents, and brushes. Smooths and applies primer. Mix and match colors to produce the desired hues and ensure paint adheres properly to surfaces. Apply paint and any decorative/protective coatings using brushes, rollers, and spray equipment to obtain a smooth and consistent finish.

Manage inventory of supplies such as paints, solvents, brushes, and applicators. Organizes stockroom. Maintains the spray booth and other ancillary paint spraying equipment (spray guns, air compressor, etc.) to prescribed schedule and as needed; this will include changing filters, keeping the walls and floors clean, along with other tasks. Performs quality assurance procedures to ensure La Crosse Sign Group standards are achieved.

Assist with continuous improvement initiatives by creating and following process standards, remains flexible to complete tasks collaboratively with team members and offers suggestions for improvement. Maintains up-to-date knowledge of trends in industry and technology to serve as an informational resource to leaders and customers. Completes all paperwork related to the painting process. Trains coworkers and assists in establishing finishing and sanding standards in Fabrication.

Will work in and support other production departments as needed. Complies with all safety procedures to minimize health risks and the effect of painting on the work environment. Ensure compliance with all fire codes including storage and mixing limits, as well as labels and disposes of any hazardous materials following state and federal regulations. What You Need: Experience painting, preferably in the automotive or sign industries.

Knowledge and demonstrated ability to apply paint on a variety of materials i.e., Aluminum, steel, sheet metal, acrylic, and wood. Paint and bodywork prep skills. Able to read and interpret blueprints for special applications. Ability to see color and natural aesthetic instincts. Familiarity with painting tools, mixing and application processes. Time management skills to ensure tasks are completed on schedule while still maintaining quality standards.

Collaboration and teamwork skills. Willingness to educate and support peers and team members. Commitment to quality and safety standards. Who We Are: For over 100 years, La Crosse Sign Group has worked diligently to develop an organization dedicated to the service of our clients. From our humble beginnings in 1917, we have adapted to an ever-expanding and diverse industry. Our evolution into what we are today happened because of company leaders, hiring the best people in the industry, and empowering them to act decisively.

We now have three locations in Wisconsin: La Crosse, Madison, and Eau Claire. Through everything we do, we will continue to reach higher and not only meet, but also exceed the expectations of our clients with our proven process of consultation, creation, and conclusion. Our mission is to help companies make an extraordinary first impression. We all know how important a fir