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Maintenance Worker

Pasadena, CA · On-site

$21 - $25/hr

Regularly uses roto-rooter machine to ensure that all sewer lines are clear. * Paints as assigned. * Services, repairs and maintains all equipment, including furnaces, kitchen equipment, and laundry ...

Regularly uses roto-rooter machine to ensure that all sewer lines are clear. * Paints as assigned. * Services, repairs and maintains all equipment, including furnaces, kitchen equipment, and laundry ...

GOLF CLUB STARTER & RANGER

Durham, NC · On-site

$20 - $24.10/hr

... roto-tiller, spray rigs, and irrigation equipment. Operate light equipment as required to maintain ... oil, lubricating and painting the golf course equipment. Learn and utilize our required ...

Structural Trades II, Craig

Craig, CO · On-site

$51K - $56K/yr

Perform bridge deck repair, including crack and joint sealing, roto-milling of both flexible and rigid bridge decks; Perform bridge superstructure maintenance and repair, including painting, bridge ...

Broom Operator

Haw River, NC · On-site

$16.25 - $21.50/hr

... roto milling head, sweeper attachment and bucket attachment. * Manipulates hand or foot levers to ... with spray paint to be avoided by the milling machine. * May be responsible for a variety of ...

Perform bridge deck repair, including crack and joint sealing, roto-milling of both flexible and rigid bridge decks; Perform bridge superstructure maintenance and repair, including painting, bridge ...

Working Party Aircraft Structure Expert

Mobile, AL · On-site

$24 - $30.50/hr

... Roto Peen and Cold Working procedures. (70%) * Implementation and accomplishment of: (20%) * Airworthiness Directive (AD) * Service Bulletin (SB) * Work Order Technical Definition (WOTD) * All ...

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How much do roto paint jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 19, 2026, the average hourly pay for roto paint in the United States is $21.18, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $17.31 and $23.08 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a roto paint artist?

Roto Paint artists are visual effects professionals responsible for removing unwanted elements, repairing footage, and creating clean plates in film and television post-production. They use techniques like rotoscoping to trace and cut out objects, and digital painting to fix or enhance visual details frame by frame. This work is essential for seamlessly integrating visual effects and correcting issues that could not be addressed during filming. Roto Paint artists collaborate closely with compositors and other VFX departments to ensure a polished final product.

What skills and qualifications are needed to thrive as a roto paint artist?

To thrive as a Roto Paint Artist, you need strong skills in digital painting, rotoscoping, and compositing, often supported by training in visual effects or a related field. Mastery of industry-standard software such as Nuke, Silhouette, and Photoshop is typically required. Attention to detail, patience, and strong problem-solving abilities are crucial soft skills that set top performers apart. These competencies ensure seamless visual effects integration and high-quality film or television production.

What are common challenges faced by roto paint artists, and how can they be overcome?

Roto Paint artists often encounter challenges such as matching the original footage's grain, lighting, and movement while removing unwanted elements or repairing frames. Dealing with complex shots where foreground and background elements overlap can also be demanding. Overcoming these obstacles requires strong attention to detail, proficiency with industry-standard software like Nuke or Silhouette, and effective communication with compositors and supervisors to ensure seamless integration. Regular feedback and collaboration within the visual effects team are key to delivering high-quality results and meeting project deadlines.

What is the difference between Roto Paint vs Roto Sanding?

AspectRoto PaintRoto Sanding
Primary JobApplying paint and finishes to roto partsSanding and preparing roto parts for painting or finishing
Required SkillsPainting techniques, color matching, surface prepSanding, surface smoothing, material removal
Work EnvironmentPaint booths, manufacturing plantsWorkshops, manufacturing facilities
CertificationsBasic safety, possibly spray painting certificationsSafety training, sanding equipment operation

Roto Paint focuses on applying finishes to roto parts, while Roto Sanding involves preparing surfaces through sanding. Both roles are essential in roto manufacturing, often working sequentially to ensure quality finishes and smooth surfaces.

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What states have the most Roto Paint jobs?

States with the most job openings for Roto Paint jobs include:

Infographic showing various Roto Paint job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 85% Full Time, 12% Part Time, 1% Contract, and 2% Nights. Highlights an 99% Physical, and 1% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $44,060 per year, or $21.2 per hour.

Multi-Faceted Tradesman/Electrician

Woodland Hills School District

Pittsburgh, PA • On-site

Full-time

Posted 24 days ago


Job description

WOODLAND HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT 

 JOB TITLE: Multi-Faceted Tradesman/Electrician 

LOCATION: Woodland Hills School District 

REPORTS TO: Director of Facilities

HOURS: 1st Shift - 7:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M. or 2nd Shift - 3:00 P.M. - 11:00 P.M.

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   GENERAL DUTIES 

1. Complete all trade assignments as designated by Director of Facilities.

2. Complete all non-trade assignments as designated by Director of Facilities similar to general duties of general maintenance personnel. 

3. Assume responsibilities in conducting assignments and provide leadership when performing with a  co-worker in completing tasks. 

4. Continually update Director of Facilities concerning preventative maintenance needs.

5. Maintain an adequate inventory of supplies and repair parts within trades. 

6. Complete work assignment professionally and efficiently. 

7. Assist Unit Supervisor and Facilities Coordinator with all aspects of the project such as design, layout, material requirement, cost, and labor requirements. 

8. Instruct general maintenance personnel and custodians regarding trade concerns within the buildings as necessary. 

    9.  Responsible for keeping updated with all current Federal, State and Local Laws pertaining to trade.

GENERAL MAINTENANCE POSITION QUALIFICATIONS: 

1. Possess a current, valid driver's license for the State of Pennsylvania. 

2. The ability to drive or learn to operate manual and automatic transmission vehicles that include pick up trucks, tractors, dump trucks, stake trucks, vans, and cube vans, and be responsible to learn snow  plowing with vehicles and grass cutting with tractors. 

3. Possess the ability to tow trailers on the back of vehicles when necessary. 

4. Possess knowledge and skills with tools, materials, and possess standard skills in some areas of  general maintenance that includes: Electrical, HVAC, Plumbing, Carpentry, Plastering, Cementing,  Painting, Landscaping, and Welding. 

5. Have the ability and knowledge to follow diagrams to accurately layout fields for athletic events.

6. Have the ability to work from ladders, scaffolds, roof, or other areas at various heights above the  ground. 

7. Have basic ability to read and understand blueprints, building plans, sketches, and schematic  drawings. 

8. Able to lift and/or move heavy items with or without assistance. 

9. Able to perform in reasonable weather conditions. 

10. Able to assist multi-faceted tradesmen in completion of tasks efficiently and professionally.        

11. Obtain a satisfactory score on a mechanical aptitude test that includes written and practical demonstration.  

12. Possess personal characteristics that are conducive around children. 

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS FOR INTERNAL CANDIDATES ONLY 

 18 months general maintenance experience 

 Entry level certification 

 Enrollment in a nationally accredited program. Must complete the program within 24 months from    time of enrollment. 

GENERAL DUTIES 

The employee shall be able to perform, but not be limited to the following duties: 

1. Have working knowledge and skills in the following phases of maintenance: Electrical, Plumbing,  Carpentry, Landscaping. 

2. Demonstrate at least two (2) skills in each category and be willing to learn the skills when need  arises: 

A. Electrical 

a) Locating and repairing short circuits. 

b) Installing new outlets and switches. 

c) Changing ballasts. 

d) Installing and replacing motors within reasonable capability. 

e) Changing motor pulleys. 

f) Servicing buffers, wet vacuums, sweepers, dryers, and washers. 

g) Trouble-shooting motors. 

h) Servicing emergency power generators. 

B. Plumbing 

a) Operating an electric or manual sewer eel. 

b) Laying out and fitting threaded pipe. 

c) Replacing a thermocouple. 

d) Sweating copper tubing. 

e) Replacing and recalibrating thermostats. 

f) Servicing dishwashers, garbage disposal, and sprinklers. 

g) Installing and repairing sinks and commodes. 

h) Trouble-shooting boilers, hot water tanks, and unit ventilators.

C. Carpentry 

a) Installing floor tile. 

b) Installing window glass. 

c) Constructing partitions, using wood and/or steel studding with a wallboard finish. d) Hanging wooden and metal doors; installing door locks and closures. 

e) Building forms. 

f) Minor roofing repairs. 

g) Rough and smooth plaster work. 

h) Rough and finish cement work. 

i) Laying brick and block. 

 D. Landscaping 

a) Apply fertilizer and pesticides to all fields per manufacturer directions. 

b) Aerating, topdressing, and seeding all fields. 

c) Use all grass cutting equipment including riding mowers, push mowers, and grass trimmers. d) Use chainsaw and other tools for tree and bush cutting, pruning, and removal. 

e) Use other grounds keeping equipment (roto-tilling, ball field dressing, line painting, etc.). 

f) Support the building beautification process by planting and caring for annual and perennial  flowering plants and bushes. 

g) Work with seasonal hire landscapers to maintain and improve the appearance of all School  District buildings. 

h) Be responsible for snow removal as required; will require responding to call-ins. 

i) Must be able to operate all heavy equipment: Back Hoe, Bob Cat, Snow plow, front end loaders, rollers, graders, hoists, drills, pumps and compressors.

E. General Tasks 

Be willing to learn the identified skills when needs arise, for the following tasks: 

a) Repair/restring blinds. 

b) Repair fencing. 

c) Identify problems and make minor repairs to lawnmowers, chainsaws, weed eaters, and  District vehicles. 

d) Have the ability to identify or seek assistance with tools and various sizes of nuts, bolts,  screws, etc. Be able to maintain tools and keep stationary and moving equipment in working  order. 

e) Dig ditches with hand and mechanical tools. 

f) Paint and plaster the following but not limited to: classrooms, halls, ceilings, and stairwells. g) Layout and paint parking lanes, curbs, and fences. 

h) Patch and seal driveways, tennis courts, play areas, and fences. 

i) Execute other duties as assigned by the Director of Facilities  

if within physical capabilities. 

F. Locksmithing 

a) Must have demonstrated aptitude and competence in locksmithing.

b) Successful experience in all phases of locksmithing, such as cutting keys, setting tumblers to individual sub-master and master keying, repairing and replacing door closures, replacing hinges, hanging doors, etc. 

The following is a listing of the primary duties and responsibilities of the Locksmithing position,  but shall not be considered to be absolute and entire: 

1. Responsible for the proper operation, repair and replacement of windows, doors, locks, hinges, frames, etc. in the facilities owned or operated by the district. 

2. Follows and enforces the district's key control system. Ensures that the issuing of keys are approved  by the District's Facilities Manager and/or the District Administration. Ensures that keys are signed for  using the district's approved key request form. Maintains records of all keys issued. 

3. Determines which repair jobs may be performed in-house by personnel on the staff and which must  be performed by outside contractors, and advises the Director of Facilities accordingly. 

4. Recommends supplies and equipment for purchase.

 5. Must possess basic computer usage capability for record keeping and for researching pricing of  supplies and parts. 

6. Must possess basic electrical knowledge and understanding for working on electric operated  doors, locks, and latches. 

7. Estimates costs of repair projects in terms of labor, material, and overhead. 

8. Examines district-owned facilities on a regular basis for purposes of preventive maintenance. 

9. Performs other related duties as directed. 

10. Execute other duties as assigned by the Director of Facilities, if within physical capabilities.  

TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT 

Salary determined by negotiated contract.

Interested candidates must apply online through our applicant tracking system (https://www.applitrack.com/whsd/onlineapp) and submit a letter of interest, resume, official transcripts/certification, PA Criminal, Child Abuse History and FBI clearances, and three letters of reference. This posting will remain open until filled.