Paint Inspector - NACE 1 or 2 at Thornton Engineering

Geelong, Victoria, Australia -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

10 Jun, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

12 Mar, 26

Experience

5 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

NACE Level 1, NACE Level 2, Blast Inspection, Paint Inspection, Quality Control, AS Code Requirements, DFT Inspection, Visual Inspection, Training, Supervision, Record Keeping, WHS Monitoring, Mentoring, Communication, Organization, Computer Literacy

Industry

Industrial Machinery Manufacturing

Description

Company Description Thornton Engineering is a family-owned company established in 1975, specialising in the design and fabrication of high-quality steel products for major projects across various industries in Australia. We provide a supportive and collaborative working environment for our highly skilled and passionate team of engineers to deliver exceptional results. We are committed to empowering our employees to reach their full potential through continuous learning and creativity. Join our team and be a part of our exciting journey to produce a diverse range of steel products. Job Description Paint Inspector - NACE 1 or 2 The Paint Inspector is responsible for the blast & paint quality, inspections and recording of blast and paint data in our structural steel fabrication facilities. The role involves overseeing the performance and development of blast and paint staff, ensuring all blasting and painting meets the required quality standards and testing requirements and that traceability documentation is up to date for each project. Performing all necessary blast and paint inspections in compliance with Australian Standards, Client specifications and product requirements. Provide guidance, training and supervision of the blast & paint trade staff to ensure timely project deliveries, effective performance/workmanship and adherence to safety and quality standards. Objectives: Ensures adherence to the Company's Quality Policy, Manual and Quality Procedures related to welding and manufacturing Ensures adherence to Code requirements and client specifications Ensures blast & paint records are up to date Understand and implement quality control techniques Support the Supervisor in planning and execution of designated work-tasks Manages and reports on blast and paint consumables stock levels Monitor and raise concerns of Workplace Health and Safety (WHS) issues within the workplace. Mentor and develop skills of blast & paint trade staff. Key Responsibilities: Provide support and mentorship to the blast & paint staff. Develop training program to upskill employees within the blast and paint teams Monitoring of blast and paint performances, ensure that the blast & paint staff is following the correct paint system and consumables). Periodically check blast and paint equipment for cleanliness and functioning Record keeping of all blast and paint activities on the shopfloor as per project code requirements, keeping the QC database (Simweb) up to date with painter ID’s and DFT measurements. Maintain blast and paint reports for MDR requirements Visual and DFT Inspection (VI) of each paint coat in line with production schedules and project workflow/needs Liaise with Afternoon shift supervisor and/or paint inspector (shift handover) when necessary Manage and control all activities for blast and paint inspections. Always provide positive motivation to all team members within the labour force to ensure an ongoing positive work environment. Actioning efforts to minimize waste and act according to our Environment and Sustainability policy. Assisting the QC/QA team with documentation, when necessary Qualifications Trade qualification NACE level 1, preferably level 2 First Aid – Level 2. Demonstrated history of continual professional development. Knowledge, Skills, Abilities, Experience: Minimum of 3 years’ experience in a paint workshop environment plus 3 years paint inspector experience. Proven knowledge and experience with AS Code requirements for blasting and painting Proven knowledge of all blast and paint processes (steel grit, garnet, airless, pressure pot) Affiliation with blast and paint inspection techniques, codes and procedures Good communication skills and good organizational skills. Able to work as part of and lead a team under pressure. Personal drive, initiative and resourcefulness. Intermediate computer literacy including Microsoft suite of programs (Word, Outlook, Excel) Additional Information What do you get in return? Permanent full-time stable employment Competitive hourly rates, plus super, plus overtime Position is for day shift, 6:30am through to 3:00pm, Friday's 6:30am to 12:30pm Other benefits Striving for ‘Zero Harm’ - safety-based culture Clean work environment We supply you with all required PPE We supply you with all tools you need We supply you with 5 sets of work clothes including laundry service Thornton Engineering is an equal opportunity employer and values diversity at our company. Apply now and take the next step in your career with Thornton Engineering! Follow our progress on www.thorntoneng.com.au. Seek Job Caterory: Trades & Services

Responsibilities

The Paint Inspector is responsible for overseeing the quality of blast and paint operations in structural steel fabrication, including inspections, data recording, and ensuring adherence to Australian Standards and client specifications. This role also involves guiding, training, and supervising blast and paint trade staff to maintain project timelines and quality workmanship.