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Proven experience as an industrial painter with a focus on sandblasting and powder coating. Urgently Hiring Industrial Painter in the Tulsa Area! Demonstrates proficiency in powder coating methods, applying resilient and flawless finishes to diverse materials.
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Powder Coating Painter. Stand-By Personnel | Skilled Division. Must pass Pulmonary Function Test (PFT); must be fitted and be able to wear respirator. Shovel or pour abrasives such as sand, grit, or shot of specified grade into machine hopper.
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Night Shift - $ 17/hr - 2 positions
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Ability to mix all types of paint systems and applies these to customer and company specifications
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System One has partnered with an oilfield equipment supplier in the Tulsa, OK area is searching for Senior Painters.
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Working knowledge of Nondestructive Examinations, and Powder Coating. Working knowledge of Nondestructive Examinations, and Powder Coating. Inspector is expected to interface with Manufacturing and Engineering personnel and provide support, if necessary, in interpreting and defining product quality criteria.
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System One has partnered with an oilfield equipment supplier in the Tulsa, OK area that is searching for Senior Painters.
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Job Title:Industrial Painter. Job Title:Industrial Painter. Free training to upgrade your skills, including a free college tuition program. We're searching for skilled industrial painters who excel in coating and painting large and small components, ensuring impeccable finishing and durability.
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