Painter

About the Role

• Operate spray and coating equipment to apply protective or decorative finishes. • Prepare and apply stencils, decals, and other decorative items on finished products. • Read and interpret blueprints; inspect surfaces for contamination before painting. • Apply high‑performance protective coatings to metal surfaces, fabricated parts, assemblies and structures. • Select, mix and apply paint using spray, brush or roll methods. • Clean equipment and perform routine maintenance as needed. • Follow Silent‑Aire safety program standards and Alberta OHS regulations. • Work in a commercial/industrial environment; adhere to safety policies and wear protective equipment.

Key Responsibilities

• ▸spray coating
• ▸stencil application
• ▸blueprint reading
• ▸protective coatings
• ▸paint mixing
• ▸equipment maintenance

What You Bring

• Complete college, vocational or technical training in a related field (asset). • Industrial painting experience in a manufacturing setting; sheet‑metal painting required. • Proficiency in setting up and using a spray gun. • WHMIS certification and ability to work independently. • Effective verbal and written communication; fluency in English and ability to read blueprints. • Capable of lifting and moving supplies over 25 lb and distinguishing colors. • Ability to stand for long periods and work overtime as required.

Requirements

• ▸technical training
• ▸industrial painting
• ▸spray gun
• ▸whmis
• ▸blueprint reading
• ▸communication

Benefits

Johnson Controls values an equitable hiring process and may use AI‑assisted tools to evaluate candidates, though all final decisions are made by human reviewers. The organization provides reasonable accommodations for applicants, candidates and employees with disabilities, in line with Canadian human‑rights legislation and the Ontario Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA). Requests for accommodation are handled confidentially throughout every recruitment stage.

Work Environment

Onsite