What are the responsibilities and job description for the Corrosion Control Blaster-Painter position at Let's Work?
From Rust to Resilience
Imagine taking a weathered surface and turning it into a durable, high-performance finish that stands up to time and the elements. That’s the impact you’ll make as our Corrosion Control Blaster-Painter in Portland, OR (97203).
What You’ll Tackle- Prepare workpieces by cleaning, sanding, and masking with precision.
- Use abrasive blasting tools to remove corrosion, paint, and debris to the required profile.
- Measure, mix, and apply primers and coatings according to detailed specifications.
- Evaluate the completed finish for consistency and quality; perform touch-ups as needed.
- Service and organize tools, spray guns, hoses, and blast equipment.
- Prioritize safety procedures and jobsite guidelines at every stage.
- Coordinate with the team to meet deadlines and uphold quality benchmarks.
- Professional experience performing both painting and sandblasting.
- Understanding of coating materials, application methods, and safety protocols.
- Skill operating sandblasting equipment safely and productively.
- Meticulous attention to detail and pride in quality workmanship.
- Physical capability to handle and lift heavy materials.
- Team communication skills and a cooperative work style.
- High school diploma or equivalent; related certifications are advantageous.
- OSHA 10-Hour Certification (OSHA 10)
- Industrial & Commercial Painting
Every part you prep and coat increases reliability, safety, and service life—work you can point to with pride.
Salary : $24 - $30