Paint Technician

The Paint Technician at CFAO Mobility Kenya is responsible for executing all aspects of vehicle painting, from initial surface preparation to final quality assurance. This includes inspecting vehicle bodies, removing old paint and rust, applying chemical solutions, and using spray painting equipment to achieve a high-quality finish. The role requires adherence to safety regulations and efficient alignment with production timelines.

1. Adhere to all safety regulations and best practices in the workplace.
2. Participate in safety training programs.
3. Inspect vehicle body and frame to determine the best repair and painting methods.
4. Prepare vehicle surfaces for painting, including sanding, removing old paint and rust, and applying neutralizing solutions.
5. Follow supervisor's instructions regarding parts restoration or replacement and job timelines.
6. Remove, install, adjust, and align body components like fenders, doors, hoods, and bumpers for painting.
7. Apply body filler to repair depressed areas.
8. Mix paint according to manufacturer's standards and correct ratios.
9. Operate spray painting equipment to perform painting operations and repairs, ensuring a high-quality finish.
10. Implement best practices for the paint process, including accurate record-keeping and reporting.
11. Perform additional duties as assigned by the Paint Engineer.

1. Hold a Spray Painter Grade III Trade Test certification; specialized training or certifications in paint technology are advantageous.
2. Completed secondary level education.
3. Demonstrate accuracy and methodical work habits.
4. Prior experience in automotive paint processes or a similar manufacturing role is preferred.
5. Possess a minimum of 3 years of relevant experience from a recognized organization.