Paint Line Associate

• Adhere to detailed specifications, work instructions, manufacturing information and written or verbal instructions from supervision
• Run and operate Dynamic Machine Management software (DMM). Use DMM hold codes to report productions issue
• Run and operate drawing search software (Enovia, Vault etc.) to view and print drawings for fabrication purpose
• Ensure the chemical concentricity (mix) and pH levels are within recommended range. Perform titration test & troubleshoot chemical concentricity (mix) and pH level variations
• Ensure the long-term integrity of the Powder Coating System by identifying & replacing wearable components as required. Ensure the cure oven temp vs. line speed is providing the proper environment to reach the appropriate dwell times and cure times for the powder
• Replace Wash System Chemical as required. Maintain the integrity of the Pre-Treat system and ensure the waste solution does not exceed environmental limitations
• Maintain Powder in proper containers and storage requirements. Prepare requisition for buyer to procure required powder paint supply. Keep supervisor informed on powder paint and related supply inventory
• Manually paint all standard, non-standard colors and touch ups to standard colors, mixing and preparing paint according to specifications
• Prepare material for paint process, identifying appropriate tools and method to ensure clean smooth surfaces
• Inspect final product for cosmetic, coverage, cure, adhesion and thickness
• Load and Unload product from the paint line rails
• Perform tasks specific to the Waste Water Treatment including monitoring operation, system start-up/shut-down
• Prioritize jobs per required date and/or based on supervision direction
• Inform supervisor of potential production or material problems, including delay in shipment
• Regularly maintain equipment as per Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) sheet including daily maintenance on guns and equipment. (Powder Booths/Pre-Wash/Waste Water Treatment/or General Systems)
• Support EPC Mesh goals by reducing waste, recycle, use material effectively etc. ISO 14001
• Perform other duties as assigned.

• Minimum of one-year experience in a manufacturing environment or six months assembly experience required
• High School Diploma required
• Basic knowledge of mechanical, electrical, and safety procedures of a manufacturing facility
• Ability to read and interpret drawings and schematics is an asset
• Ability to perform standard work procedures and processes
• Demonstrated experience of utilizing mechanical tools and measuring equipment required for assembly
• Good problem solving, mathematical skills and troubleshooting ability.

Ability to read and interpret drawings and schematics is an asset.

• Opportunity for permanent hire upon successful placement with Randstad Canada
• Full-time hours with opportunity for overtime
• Entry level position into an organization with opportunity for career development
• Weekly pay via Randstad Canada
• Medical and dental benefit coverage via Randstad Canada from day 1
• Referral bonus opportunities.