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What is a bid paint?

Bid Paint jobs refer to positions responsible for preparing, estimating, and submitting bids or proposals for painting projects. Individuals in this role evaluate project requirements, calculate costs for labor, materials, and equipment, and ensure their bids are competitive and accurate. They often work for painting contractors, construction firms, or as independent estimators, and play a crucial role in helping their organizations win contracts for residential, commercial, or industrial painting projects.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a bid paint?

To thrive as a Bid Painter, you need expertise in surface preparation, paint application techniques, and a solid understanding of project specifications, often supported by a high school diploma or vocational training in painting. Familiarity with estimating software, spray equipment, and safety regulations is typically required. Attention to detail, time management, and strong communication skills help distinguish top performers in this field. These skills and qualities are essential for delivering accurate estimates, high-quality finishes, and maintaining client satisfaction on commercial and residential projects.

What are some common challenges faced by bid paint professionals during the bidding process?

Bid Paint professionals often encounter challenges such as accurately estimating material and labor costs, meeting tight deadlines, and ensuring compliance with project specifications. They must also balance competitive pricing with maintaining profitability and quality standards. Effective communication with clients, suppliers, and project managers is essential, as is the ability to adapt when project scopes change or unforeseen issues arise.

What is the difference between Bid Paint vs Commercial Painter?

AspectBid PaintCommercial Painter
CredentialsTypically requires a high school diploma and basic painting certificationsRequires similar certifications, often including OSHA safety training
Work EnvironmentPrepares detailed bids for projects, often working in offices or on-site during project planningPerforms painting work on commercial buildings, often in occupied spaces
Employer & Industry UsageUsed by contractors to estimate costs and win projectsEmployed directly by companies or contractors to execute painting jobs
Comparison Search IntentLooking to understand roles related to estimating and biddingInterested in actual painting work in commercial settings

Bid Painters focus on estimating project costs and preparing bids, often working in office settings or during project planning. Commercial Painters perform the actual painting work on commercial properties. While both roles require similar certifications and safety training, their primary responsibilities differ: one estimates and bids, the other executes painting tasks.

What are popular job titles related to Bid Paint jobs in Oregon?

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Infographic showing various Bid Paint job openings in Oregon as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 80% Full Time, 16% Part Time, 1% Contract, and 3% Nights. Highlights an 99% Physical, and 1% Remote job distribution.

General Plant Forklift - Swing - Glendale, OR

Swanson Group

Glendale, OR • On-site

$23.26/hr

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Retirement

Posted 7 days ago


Job description

Since our founding in 1951, Swanson Group has proudly remained a multigenerational, family-owned company. We are committed to fostering a welcome and supportive workplace where every team member is valued, respected, and empowered to succeed.
At Swanson Group, you'll have the opportunity to make a meaningful impact, working alongside dedicated employees who share a passion for excellence. We believe in building a culture that encourages growth, collaboration, and long-term success.
Explore our current job openings and discover how you can become a valued member of the Swanson Group family today!
GLENDALE PLYWOOD BENEFITS:
  • Fuel Pump access (gas at cost payroll deduct)
  • 401K with a company match
  • HSA with a company match
  • Medical, Dental, Life and Vision Insurance
  • Virtual Primary Care/Urgent Care through First Stop Health (Eligible day 1 of employment for you and your household)

Position Title: General Plant Forklift Driver
Reports To: Department Lead/Supervisor
Department: Determined Upon Hire
Hours per shift: Employee works 10-hour shifts, with three 10- minute breaks, and a 30- minute unpaid lunch break.
Wage: Level 3
Position Purpose: The purpose of the General Plant Forklift Driver is to train in all departments for all driving positions. During training period General Plant Forklift Driver will be expected to fill in for absent drivers, help on shift drivers with tasks and keep up with production in department assigned to them. Once an open bid comes up for a forklift operator the most senior General Plant Forklift Driver will be placed into the open bid.
Position Functions:
General Plant Forklift Driver: Essential Functions*
These duties are designated as ADA Essential Functions and must be performed in this job.
Perform daily pre-inspections of equipment, completing required paperwork and reporting any maintenance issues immediately.
Safely, pull full carts of dry and wet veneer away from the grade chains, paint, tag, and stack them neatly and in designated areas. Keep the immediate work area free of veneer and wood debris and keep sticker racks organized.
Place veneer on carts in the Raimann room. Remove veneer from graded Raimann carts and paint, tag, and stack the veneer.
Give breaks and help other departments and drivers. Cleanup will be done on a continual basis to ensure a clean, organized and safe work environment.
Follow all company policies and SOPs for safe forklift operation
Monitor veneer units for stack quality and grades that match the grade of the unit.
Comply with Federal, State, and Company rules, policies and procedures.
Rotate to different positions for cross training
Wet kiln tracks down when pulling and pushing kilns in the summer months
Perform once a day blow downs in winter months and twice a day in summer months
Perform preventive maintenance on forklift and follow greasing procedures
Non-Essential Functions
These duties are secondary in nature and are not classified as ADA essential.
The worker may be responsible for cleanup activity during down times or between shifts. This activity will consist of removing debris from the work area using a broom, rake, or shovel.
The worker may be required to rotate to different positions for cross-training purposes or to facilitate production. Job duties for other positions are outlined in their individual Job Descriptions.
Working Environment: (1) Inside 90%, average temperature 80 degrees, extreme low temperature 10 degrees F, extreme high temperature 120 degrees F. (2) Outside 10%. Noise or vibration: Machine noise to include machine being operated as well as other machines close by including Forklifts. Hazards: See Job Hazard Analysis. (3) Atmospheric conditions: Dust: Limited, Mist: Water, Odors: Dry wood, Gasses: None, Poor Ventilation: None. The worker in this position will be standing on a slightly elevated wooden platform with rubber mats. The worker will move back and forth on this platform in front of an elevated dry conveyor measuring 3 ½ to 4' above the ground. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Personal Protective Equipment Required: (1) Eye Protection. (2) Hearing Protection. (3) Rubber or Leather based gloves when handling lumber (4) Approved Footwear.
Physical Demands: See the attached Job/Task Evaluation and Physical Capabilities portion; this position requires constant use of hearing and vision, frequent bending, twisting, pushing/pulling and reaching, and occasional lifting/carrying/pushing/pulling more than 50 lbs.
Skills: (1) must have excellent hand eye coordination. Use vision/hearing continuously and must have peripheral vision to see forklifts and co-workers. Reading and speech required to communicate comprehension of Job Hazard Analysis, machine specific lockout procedures, monthly safety training, etc. Worker generally works with another clean up member with little supervision. Clean up members must be self-directed in identifying and efficiently completing each task. Ability to prioritize, organize, and make necessary decisions.
Safety: (1) Do only maintenance you are trained to do and keep all body parts out of machinery. (2) Always use our 14-step lockout/tagout procedure before doing any maintenance, clearing jams, or getting into machinery for any reason; be aware of stored energy. (3) Always use proper body mechanics (ex: don't overreach, get help as needed to push loads out). (4) Use proper PPE (gloves, eye protection, hearing protection). (5) Be aware of and always communicate with your co-worker (ex: forklift driver). (6) Will be required to read and write during safety training.
ENDURANCE
Never/Not Required
Seldom
1-5%
Occasionally
6-33%
Frequently
34-66%
Continuous
67-100%
Total hours at one time
Total hours in a workday
SITTING
X
10
STANDING
X
2
10
WALKING
X
2
10
CHANGE POSITIONS
X
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: (Enter actual maximum weight in pounds in the box)
LIFTING
Never/Not Required
Seldom
1-5%
Occasionally
6-33%
Frequently
34-66%
Continuous
67-100%
1-10 LBS
10 LBS
11-20 LBS
20 LBS
21-50 LBS
50 LBS
51-75 LBS
75 LBS
76-100 LBS
100 LBS
>100 LBS
• 100 LBS
Maximum weight lifted by worker without assistance: 50 LBS
If required, lifting over 50 LBS is performed with two or more people and/or lifting devices.
CARRYING
Never/Not Required
Seldom
1-5%
Occasionally
6-33%
Frequently
34-66%
Continuous
67-100%
1-10 LBS
10 LBS
11-20 LBS
20 LBS
21-50 LBS
50 LBS
51-75 LBS
75 LBS
76-100 LBS
100 LBS
>100 LBS
• 100 LBS
Maximum weight carried by worker without assistance: 10-50 LBS
If required, carrying over 50 LBS is performed with two or more people and/or lifting devices.
PUSHING/PULLING FORCE TO BE EXCERTED
Never/Not Required
Seldom
1-5%
Occasionally
6-33%
Frequently
34-66%
Continuous
67-100%
1-10 LBS
10 LBS
11-20 LBS
20 LBS
21-50 LBS
50 LBS
51-75 LBS
75 LBS
76-100 LBS
100 LBS
>100 LBS
• 100 LBS
Maximum weight of object pushed/pulled by worker: 50 Lbs. Distance: 4'
Type of surface (i.e. level, carpet, incline): Level / Incline
OTHER
Never/Not Required
Seldom
1-5%
Occasionally
6-33%
Frequently
34-66%
Continuous
67-100%
BEND/STOOP
X
TWIST
X
CROUCH/SQUAT
X
KNEEL
X
CRAWL
X
WALK-LEVEL SURFACE
X
WALK-UNEVEN SURFACE
X
CLIMB STEPS
X
CLIMB LADDER
X
WORK AT HEIGHTS
X
REACH AT OR ABOVE SHOULDER
X
REACH BELOW SHOULDER
X
USE OF ARMS
X
USE OF WRISTS
X
USE OF HANDS
X
GRASPING/SQUEEZING
X
OPERATE FOOT CONTROLS
X
ENVIRONMENT
INSIDE:
90%
OUTSIDE:
10%
TEMPERATURE EXTREMES:
YES
VIBRATION:
NO
WORKS ON OR AROUND MOVING MACHINARY OR MECHANICAL PARTS:
YES
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
BOOTS
YES
HARDHAT
NO
GLOVES
YES
EYE PROTECTION
YES
HEARING PROTECTION
YES
OTHER?
The information provided in this job description, including strength and physical requirements, is based on observation of the job and is accurate to the best of my knowledge.
Equal Opportunity Employer: All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race/ethnicity, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, protected veteran status, age, or any other status protected by law.