Painter

Description

We are seeking a detail-oriented Maintenance Painter to manage coating application and surface restoration across our pharmaceutical manufacturing facility. In this role, he will be responsible for applying, repairing, and maintaining paint work on walls ,doors ( metal & wooden) and Clean room panels, Epoxy flooring and plant structure and Piping steel. His work directly supports regulatory cGMP compliance by maintaining the site for all time audit readyness. Apply anti-microbial, cleanable, and seamless high-grade coatings (such as polyurethane, acrylic, and epoxy wall systems) on cleanroom panels, plasterboards, and masonry walls. Repair cracks, spalls, and joint failures in resinous floor systems. Apply self-leveling epoxy coatings, non-slip textured finishes, and anti-static/ESD floor systems in process areas and corridors. Surface prep and paint hollow metal doors, fire-rated doors, window frames, steel beams, pipe racks, and structural supports using corrosion-resistant industrial primers and enamels. Conduct thorough surface preparation including abrasive grinding, power washing, patch plastering, sanding, and caulking/sanitary sealant application to ensure coved, wall-to-floor crevice-free transitions. Ensure all painting materials (low-VOC, low-odor, non-shedding) comply with cGMP, FDA, and facility hygiene standards to protect surrounding production zones from airborne particles or fumes. Paint designated pedestrian walkways, equipment staging zones, hazardous area boundaries, and safety markings across production floors , Service areas, Utility and warehouses. Complete work permits, paint consumption records, and material safety data sheets (SDS) tracking. Adhere strictly to Hot Work Permitting, Lockout/Tagout (LOTO), and Confined Space protocols. Minimum 3–5 years of commercial or industrial painting experience, preferably within a regulated environment Hands-on experience applying two-part epoxy systems, polyurethane finishes, self-leveling floor screeds, and industrial primers. Expertise with surface prep equipment (grinders, pressure washers, sanders) and application tools (airless sprayers, rollers, trowels). Understanding of drying/curing times, humidity requirements, and chemical compatibility of paints in cleanrooms. Familiarity with color-coding schemes for industrial piping and safety zone marking. Ability to lift up to 50 lbs (23 kg) and spend long shifts standing, bending, reaching overhead, or working on ladders/scaffolding. Comfortable wearing Cleanroom Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), full-face respirators, and tyvek suits during spray application. Flexible to work off-peak hours, night shifts, or weekend plant shutdowns to prevent operational downtime in active process areas. Ability to spend long shifts standing, bending, reaching overhead, or working on ladders/scaffolding. Comfortable wearing Cleanroom Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), full-face respirators, and tyvek suits during work in critical areas. Flexible to work off-peak hours, night shifts, or weekend plant shutdowns to prevent operational downtime in active process areas.