Paint Booth Cleaner 3rd Shift

Procure, prepare, record paints and the quality of this preparation.

• 1 – Prepare paints in compliance with procedures
  • Prepare paints in compliance with procedure and standards (temperature, viscosity, production, quality, flow, health‑safety, etc.) according to the manufacturing programme.
  • Record these preparations in the information system.
  • Change colours in the circulating systems.
  • Receive paints, if necessary and if administrative personnel are absent.
  • Manage paint application zone stocks by applying the FIFO principle and take inventories.
  • Detect and solve conventional problems inherent to the job and ensure the correct solution is chosen.
• 2 – Guarantee the quality of paint preparations
  • Self‑inspect preparations (temperature, viscosity, resistivity, quantity) and record findings.
  • Raise quality alarms (process anomalies, product anomalies, equipment anomalies).
  • Correct viscosity in accordance with specifications.
  • Record non‑conformities and notify the manager.
  • Analyse causes and decide on methods most suited to the mission.
• 3 – Check the conformity and correct operation of equipment
  • Clean stations and preparation means.
  • Check the conformity of the workstation before starting work.
  • Conduct level 1 maintenance analysis.
  • Prepare for maintenance.
  • Set machines to the set maximum and minimum tolerances.
• 4 – Help to ensure the smooth running of the zone
  • Make suggestions and help to implement them.
  • Develop versatility and multi‑skills.
  • Take part in working groups and progress meetings.
  • Comply with company rules and 5S.
  • Help others.
• 5 – Pass on required information to the production team
  • Attend zone meetings.
  • Notify the line 2 operator in the event of a fault or potential problem.
  • Ensure that instructions are communicated to the next paint preparer at shift handover.