Industrial Coatings Applicator Chester (Nova Scotia)

Industrial Coatings Applicator Chester (Nova Scotia)

26 Oct
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ManufacturingJobSite
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Nova Scotia

26 Oct

ManufacturingJobSite

Nova Scotia

Apply protective coatings to marine equipment in Chester, Nova Scotia, using spray equipment, brushes, rollers, and exact inspection methods. This full-time permanent position supports custom-engineered fabrication.
As an Industrial Painter or Industrial Coatings Applicator, you will coat fabricated steel and aluminum components. You will read engineering drawings, determine preparation requirements, and mix coatings to specifications. The work supports fabrication, machining, assembly, engineering, and quality teams.
Key Responsibilities: Prepare steel and aluminum components for coating applications
Interpret engineering drawings, specifications, and work instructions
Determine coating systems and application methods
Apply coatings with spray equipment, brushes, and rollers




Record coating thickness, humidity, temperature, and dew point readings
Requirements: Experience in industrial painting, protective coatings, or related trades
Ability to interpret engineering drawings and technical documentation
Strong attention to detail and quality commitment
ICA certification or registered apprenticeship preferred
Availability for overtime when required
Bring industrial painting experience, coating knowledge, and quality-focused application skills to marine equipment manufacturing in Chester.

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📌 Industrial Coatings Applicator Chester (Nova Scotia)
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📍 Nova Scotia

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