Spray Painter (Automotive) TLNT1_NI

VANRATH are delighted to be partnering with a well-established organisation within the automotive and commercial vehicle sector to recruit a Spray Painter. This is a hands-on workshop role responsible for delivering high-quality paint finishes across a range of commercial vehicles and components. The successful candidate will be joining a busy and fast-paced environment where attention to detail, quality workmanship, and efficiency are key.

Following a 6-month period, the successful candidate will be subject to a graded assessment with the opportunity for salary progression based on performance. Working Hours Full-time position Monday to Friday Standard workshop hours (overtime may be available depending on business needs)

The Role Prepare vehicle panels and components for refinishing, including sanding, masking, and priming Carry out high-quality spray painting work on commercial vehicles, parts, and bodywork Mix, match, and apply paint systems to achieve accurate colour and finish consistency Inspect completed work to ensure it meets required quality standards prior to sign-off Identify and correct any imperfections or defects in paintwork Work closely with bodyshop and workshop colleagues to support smooth workflow and turnaround times Maintain a clean and safe working environment in line with health and safety procedures Ensure spray equipment and tools are correctly maintained and used appropriately Support wider workshop operations when required Follow manufacturer specifications and internal quality control processes at all times

The Person Proven experience as a Spray Painter within an automotive, commercial vehicle, or bodyshop environment is essential Strong knowledge of paint preparation, application techniques, and finishing processes Ability to consistently produce high-quality workmanship with strong attention to detail Experience working with a range of paint systems and materials Good colour matching ability and understanding of refinishing standards Capable of working independently as well as contributing to a team environment Strong organisational and time management skills with the ability to meet deadlines Reliable, self-motivated, and proactive approach to work Good understanding of health and safety within a workshop setting Able to maintain high standards under pressure in a busy environment Desirable Criteria ATA accreditation or relevant industry qualification would be advantageous Previous experience working with heavy goods vehicles or commercial fleets would be beneficial

Skills:

Sprayer spray painter vehicle bodywork bodyshop panels painting Benefits:
Great benefits and progression