Paint Sprayer

Kettering
11 months ago
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Paint Sprayer / Paint Technician

Basic Salary: up to £17.50 per hour + bonus 
Working Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:00am - 5:00pm
No Weekends Our Client, a busy Automotive Accident Repair Centre in Kettering, is seeking a skilled Paint Sprayer / Paint Technician to join their busy Repair Centre.

For your hard work as a Paint Sprayer / Paint Technician with our Client, you will be rewarded with a salary of £48,000 OTE.

The hours of this Paint Sprayer role are Monday to Friday, 8:00am - 5:00pm.

Skills and Qualifications required of a Paint Sprayer:

Previous working experience within a Paint Sprayer role
The ability to work to a high standard with an up-to-date knowledge of the latest vehicle repair techniques
ATA would be beneficial
Fully Qualified Paint Sprayer to NVQ Level 3 or equivalent
Self-Motivated and a good team playerOur Automotive Client is looking for a skilled and experienced Paint Sprayer who can enter their busy bodyshop and hit the ground running.

If you are interested in hearing more or wish to apply for this Paint Sprayer Job, please send your CV to Tom Thacker quoting the job reference number.

Perfect Placement are the UK’s Leading Automotive Recruitment Agency so if you are looking for a Paint Sprayer Job get in touch today.

For the best Paint Sprayer, Paint Technician, Bodyshop Paint Sprayer, Automotive Paint Technician, Automotive Paint Sprayer jobs be sure to contact our team.

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