Sandblasters/Industrial Painters
BELLINGHAM, WA 98225
Posted: 5/5/2025
Job Description
We are looking for experienced sandblasters to join a growing Whatcom County team on a Temp to Hire agreement. We will train the right candidate, but the more experience you have, the higher your pay rate is. The range is $22-$32 DOE.
Brief Description.
Sandblasters operate specialized tools and machinery that fire high-powered jets of sand or other abrasives at metal and other similarly hard surfaces to remove paint, grime, old adhesives, rust and other imperfections from the surface so that it can be painted and refinished. Industrial painters are trained to perform specialized techniques specific to industrial settings such as marine (ships, pipes, steel buildings, etc).
Industrial Painters are skilled trade workers focused on specialized techniques specific to industrial settings such as marine (ships, pipes, steel buildings, etc). They have a strong eye for detail, know how to determine what paint and equipment is needed for the surface being painted, and any special considerations required through assessment of the job.
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Requirements:
Minimum of 1+ years experience/knowledge in a variety of these areas; Confined work spaces Construction, shipyard, or any type of industrial settings General Labor (unskilled & skilled) Painting Using power and hand tools Grinders Needle guns Air compressors Welding machines Sanding machines Heavy machine operation Non-industrial related painting Air and airless paint sprayers Pressure washers Have the ability and desire to become efficient with painting techniques, meet company productivity standards and deadlines, and learn all aspects of the job as required.
To apply for this position, click the link below or contact the local office at (360) 382-6338
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