Master Paint Technician – Automotive Body Painting

About the role

The Master Paint Technician is responsible for preparing and finishing automotive surfaces, ensuring that each vehicle meets the manufacturer’s paint standards. The role combines hands‑on body work, paint application, and quality inspection within a busy automotive repair environment.

Key responsibilities

• Apply body filler and sand surfaces to prepare them for painting.
• Apply primer and paint in accordance with manufacturer repair standards.
• Operate machine compounding and polishing equipment to restore finishes on older vehicles.
• Maintain repair quality and body durability to meet manufacturer specifications.
• Review repeat‑repair and final inspection reports to prevent recurring issues.
• Follow all safety protocols, using respirators, protective clothing, and other required equipment.
• Keep tools and work area clean and orderly.
• Participate in team safety discussions and training sessions, reporting incidents as required.

Required profile

• 2–3 years of experience working in an automotive paint shop.
• High school diploma and an ITI course in Automobile Engineering focused on car body painting and refinishing.
• Proven ability to prepare, prime, paint, rub, and polish vehicle surfaces.
• Willingness to use conventional spray equipment and adopt advanced painting technologies.

Required skills

• Knowledge of paint mixing technology and application methods.
• Proficiency with sanding and painting tools and equipment.
• Strong adherence to safety and quality standards.
• Ability to follow manufacturer guidelines and operational procedures.