Journeyperson - Painter & Decorator

Description

• Estimates quantity and quality of material required for the work and requisitions material and maintains a stock of equipment and parts.
• Supervises other tradespeople as required.
• Applies paint, epoxies, rubber paints, varnish, stain enamel or lacquer to decorate and protect interior and exterior surfaces of buildings.
• Covers walls and ceilings of buildings with decorative wallpaper or natural and synthetic fabrics, lays out and paints letters, figures and designs on sign boards or glass.
• Selects premixed paints or stains. Prepares paints or stains to match specified colors by mixing required portions of pigment, oil or thinning and drying additives. Applies fillers, sealers, stain and protective coatings to millwork, etc.
• Arranges for sub-contract work as required and inspects the work of sub-contractors to ensure conformance with specifications and quality standards.
• May be required to work shift work and is subject to call-out when a problem arises in his/her field of expertise.
• Removes old finish , applies putties, fillers or spackle.
• The employee will be expected to provide a standardized set of tools for the trade.
• Positions and erects ladders, scaffolding units, suspended platforms and seats to reach places inaccessible from ground levels.
• Prepares surfaces, applies paint and other protective coatings and applies wallpaper and other decorative finishes to buildings and objects.
• Prepares or participates in the preparation of project cost estimates.
• Prepares and washes surfaces with soap and water, T. S. P., steam or solvents to remove grease, rust, scale or dirt.
• Applies paint or stain to furniture, fixtures, equipment, machinery and the interior and exterior of buildings (walls, ceilings, doors, window frames and trim) using hand, mechanical applicators or spray equipment.
• Reads drawings and specifications to determine material and installation requirements.

Requirements

• Knowledge of the general rules and regulations of the Provincial Occupational Health
• Act and the City of Regina Occupational Health and Safety Manual.
• Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and specifications, plan projects, prepare cost estimates, and maintain detailed work records.
• Strong understanding of occupational hazards, safety protocols, and compliance with relevant health and safety regulations (Provincial and City of Regina).
• Four (4) to Five (5) years related Journeyperson experience, including supervisory experience.
• Completion of Grade twelve (12) and Journeyman Certification in the related trade area.
• Skilled in mixing, matching, and applying paints and finishes to various surfaces with precision, ensuring smoothness, even coverage, and high-quality visual results.
• Capable of working independently or supervising others, with excellent communication skills and the physical ability to perform demanding tasks at heights or in challenging conditions.
• Proof of education is required.
• Thorough knowledge of the standard methods, materials, tools and equipment relevant to the assigned trade.
• Considerable knowledge of the applicable bylaws, codes and regulations.
• Extensive knowledge of painting and decorating materials, techniques, equipment, and surface preparation methods, including specialized coatings like epoxies and rubber paints.
• Successful candidates may be required to provide a satisfactory criminal record check per the City of Regina's Criminal Record Check Policy.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance