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Prepare manufactured parts for finish painting by performing one or more of the following items: power washing, grinding, masking, and sanding.
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Maintenance Technician, General Maintenance Technician, General Laborer, Technician, Carpenter, Tradesmen, Craftsman, Window Washer, Painter, Landscaper, Roofer, Apprentice, General Contractor, Home Improvement, Apprentice, General Contractor, Home Improvement.
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Painter Job no: 494813 Position Type: Full-Time Location: Elgin, IL Experience Level: Entry-Level Categories: Building & Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance Role: Painter About ECC: Elgin Community College serves over 9,000 students at every stage of their educational journeys, including university transfer programs, career and technical education, continuing education classes, and adult basic education.
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Candidates will be handling raw materials and finished goods in a manufacutring facility that makes powder coating materials and goods+ Candidates will be handling raw materials and finished goods in a manufacutring facility that makes powder coating materials and goods.
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The Painter is responsible for mixing, matching, and applying paint to various surfaces, completing touchups, and coordinating large painting projects. Use personal protection equipment such as grinding shields, face respirators, coveralls, etc.
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Food/ Powder/ GMP environment) Maintenance Mechanics - Industrial A food packaging company is currently in need of 2 direct-hire Maintenance mechanics on 1st shift, To repair, maintain and change over packaging lines/ Equipment.
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Facilities & Equipment Painter T - 2nd shift. Fork lift and overhead crane training and certification required. Must demonstrate an aptitude of how to work at heights required for painting walls, ceilings, large vessels, or other furnace components.
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Sensient Natural Ingredients is one of the largest producers and distributors in the world of dehydrated onion and garlic products as well as chili powder, paprika, chili pepper and dehydrated vegetables such as parsley, celery, and spinach.
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