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Paint Correction Jobs in Utah (NOW HIRING)

Automotive Painter

South Jordan, UT · On-site

$23.42 - $36.84/hr

Apply primer and refinish paint, ensuring finishes and defect corrections * Remove and replace parts as needed for cosmetic and structural integrity * Repair plastic and substrates to meet CarMax ...

Car Painter - Dealership

South Jordan, UT · On-site

$23.42 - $36.84/hr

Apply primer and refinish paint, ensuring finishes and defect corrections * Remove and replace parts as needed for cosmetic and structural integrity * Repair plastic and substrates to meet CarMax ...

Automotive Painter - CarMax

South Jordan, UT · On-site

$23.42 - $36.84/hr

Apply primer and refinish paint, ensuring finishes and defect corrections * Remove and replace parts as needed for cosmetic and structural integrity * Repair plastic and substrates to meet CarMax ...

Autobody Painter

South Jordan, UT · On-site

$23.42 - $36.84/hr

Apply primer and refinish paint, ensuring finishes and defect corrections * Remove and replace parts as needed for cosmetic and structural integrity * Repair plastic and substrates to meet CarMax ...

Car Painter - CarMax

South Jordan, UT · On-site

$23.42 - $36.84/hr

Apply primer and refinish paint, ensuring finishes and defect corrections * Remove and replace parts as needed for cosmetic and structural integrity * Repair plastic and substrates to meet CarMax ...

Apply primer and refinish paint, ensuring finishes and defect corrections * Remove and replace parts as needed for cosmetic and structural integrity * Repair plastic and substrates to meet CarMax ...

Strong compositing fundamentals (masking, tracking, paint-out, color correction) * Familiarity with AI video generation/animation tools (e.g., Kling, Veo) a plus * Eye for detail on product-accurate ...

Strong compositing fundamentals (masking, tracking, paint-out, color correction) * Familiarity with AI video generation/animation tools (e.g., Kling, Veo) a plus * Eye for detail on product-accurate ...

Strong compositing fundamentals (masking, tracking, paint-out, color correction) * Familiarity with AI video generation/animation tools (e.g., Kling, Veo) a plus * Eye for detail on product-accurate ...

Painting and Coating of Parts prior to Hot Expanding * Set up jobs for Hot/Cold Expand per station ... Ability to understand digital recorders, temperature controllers, and Thermocouple correction ...

Mark measuring points with keel (marking crayon), paint sticks, scratches, tacks, or stakes ... Interacting with coworkers in a respectful manner and accepting correction and constructive ...

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Paint Correction information

What is paint correction?

Paint correction is the process of removing surface imperfections from a vehicle's paint, such as swirl marks, light scratches, oxidation, and holograms. This is done using machine polishing techniques and abrasive compounds to restore the paint's clarity and shine. Unlike waxing or sealing, paint correction permanently improves the paint rather than just covering defects. It enhances the overall appearance, making the vehicle look newer and glossier. Proper maintenance after correction helps preserve the results for the long term.

What are common challenges in paint correction?

One of the most common challenges in paint correction is dealing with a wide range of paint types and defects, from light swirls to deeper scratches, which require tailored approaches for optimal results. Technicians also need to carefully assess paint thickness to avoid causing permanent damage when correcting imperfections. The role frequently involves standing for extended periods and working in various environmental conditions, such as detailing shops or on-site locations. Successful paint correction specialists develop problem-solving skills to adapt to each vehicle’s unique needs and often collaborate with other detailing staff or customer service representatives to ensure client satisfaction.

What skills and qualifications are needed for paint correction?

To thrive in Paint Correction, you need a thorough understanding of automotive paint systems, surface preparation, and polishing techniques, often gained through hands-on experience or specialized training. Familiarity with machine polishers, paint thickness gauges, and various compounds and pads is essential, and certifications from detailing organizations can be beneficial. Attention to detail, patience, and strong communication skills enable success in identifying imperfections and meeting customer expectations. These abilities are crucial to consistently delivering high-quality results and maintaining customer satisfaction in an appearance-driven industry.

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Superintendent - Commercial Paint

Cherry Coatings

Salt Lake City, UT

Full-time

Re-posted 16 days ago


Job description

Established in 1968, Cherry Coatings is one of the largest commercial paint contractors in the country. We are a family-owned business that provides architectural, industrial, and maintenance coating services for some of the most recognizable facilities in Texas, Arizona, Tennessee, and beyond. Our strong emphasis on high-quality service and client satisfaction has made us the select partner for general contractors, property management firms, and facility managers.
CHERRY COATINGS is an innovator and pioneer in advanced techniques for a wide variety of commercial projects. Specializing in Architectural Coatings, Shop Coatings, and Floor Coatings, we are committed to delivery beyond expectations.
The role of the Superintendent is to supervise and manage multiple commercial paint crews working on our job sites ensuring all project scope of work are performed on time, on budget per the contract specifications and consistently delivering our Company's quality and safety standards. Plans directs, and supervises the overall commercial paint operations of assigned teams.

Qualifications:
  • Bilingual (English amp; Spanish proficiently) is plus
  • English ability to read, write is MUST
  • Prior experience in commercial paint environments
  • Strong commercial paint experience
  • Valid driver’s license and a good driving record
  • Ability to pass a background check and drug screen tests
  • Must be able to provide hands-on leadership in the field, enjoy mentoring others, have a high-level of communication, etc.
  • Computer Skills (excel, word, email) is a MUST
  • Must have a passion for high-quality work, hardworking, and loyal
  • Ability to travel (80%) to job sites that will require overtime, or night shifts

Role:
  • Take inventory of materials upon arrival to the job site and before completion.
  • Collaborate with Foreman to assist with new crew or foremen training on new commercial paint systems.
  • Assess and ensure crew leads are practicing Cherry safety and Client guidelines.
  • Jobsite QC (quality control) - Assess workmanship and efficiency while crews are working.
  • Ensure crews are working at an efficient pace amp; keeping to the schedule.
  • Ensure poor workmanship is documented and corrected promptly.
  • Provide training if necessary
  • Check if Foreman is keeping materials and tools organized neatly on the job site
  • Observe the use of sundries and prevent wastefulness of material
  • Spot check coverage rates to minimize product waste and maximize material
  • Ensure foremen are creating work tickets when necessary
  • Ensure crews are using Cherry tools properly and responsibly
  • Avoid reckless tool use that may result in injury or damage to equipment
  • Ensure Foreman are filling out all JHA’s daily
  • Develop relationships with our clients in the field. Gain the buy-in of our client’s project superintendent and PM to give a positive reference for future projects. Maintain deeper connections with repeat customers - GCs, PMs, Superintendents, and Property Managers.
  • Work with our clients to set up realistic expectations
  • Address customer complaints and/or concerns with a sensory experience, wisdom, and compassion.

Responsibilities:
  • Respond to and minimize various job site issues before escalating to Operations Manager
  • Report issues that may require the Operations Manager or Project Manager attention
  • Train Foreman on how to properly handle time corrections
  • Assist Foreman with minor disciplinary measures
  • Report all disciplinary issues to Operations Manager
  • Write up crew members on problems, tardiness, etc.
  • Email documentation up to Operations Manager
  • Communicate directly with Warehouse Manager and Project Manager to coordinate supplemental material needs for job sites• Assists to minimize Home Depot trips/last-minute tool or material runs
  • Ensure crews are prepared and understand how to be prepared on job sites
  • Identify all work ticket opportunities and discuss with PM before performing work
  • Document work ticket hours
  • Before and After Pictures on all work tickets
  • Immediately get work tickets signed upon completion.
  • Promptly Turn in work ticket to PM
  • Notify Operations Manager of any schedule changes
  • Turn in receipts to billing department weekly