Paint Technician
Al Futtaim Group · Doha
Job description
About the role
We are seeking a skilled Paint Technician to join our Body Shop team in Doha, Qatar. You will prepare vehicle surfaces, apply primer and paint according to manufacturer standards, and restore finishes through polishing and refinishing.
Key responsibilities
- Prepare damaged vehicle surfaces by applying body filler, sanding, and priming.
- Apply paint to vehicles and components following manufacturer repair standards.
- Carry out polishing, rubbing, and compounding to achieve a high‑quality finish.
- Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area and follow all health, safety, and environmental procedures.
Required profile
- 2–3 years of experience in an automotive paint shop.
- High school qualification; technical training such as an ITI course in Automobile Engineering is an advantage.
- Awareness of workplace safety practices and commitment to safe standards.
- Willingness to learn new techniques, technologies, and obtain role‑specific certifications.
Required skills
- Hands‑on experience in automotive paint preparation, priming, painting, polishing, and refinishing.
- Ability to use spray guns, sanding tools, polishing machines, and paint booths.
- Good understanding of paint manufacturer instructions, materials, and application methods.
- Strong attention to detail with focus on finish quality and durability.
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Al Futtaim Group
Doha