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Carpenter
Basic Function: to participate in all activities related to
the accomplishment of specific jobs.
Organizational Relationships: reports to: Foreman, Helps to
supervise: Apprentices & Trainees.
Safety: Carpenter will conduct themselves in a safe manner at
all times as trained and instructed by Nolan Painting,
foreman, and field supervisor. Act safely for them and others
at all times. Must have clear understanding of job-site
safety. The carpenter is responsible for the safety and
performance of every man on the crew in the absence of a
foreman.
Scope of Responsibility: as delegated by foreman or field
supervisor. Efficiently carry out paint related duties in a
professional, workmanlike manner. Ensure that all duties are
completed within the time frame prescribed by the foreman
and/or field supervisor.
Duties and Responsibilities: Arrive to the job or shop in time
to start work prior to 8:00 a.m. daily, unless otherwise
specified by foreman or supervisor.
Maintain a high level of cleanliness & organization
Possess knowledge of products
Maintain a full set of production tools
Have the ability to move and use ladders and power equipment,
ladders up to 32’, etc.) according to the Nolan Painting
Standards & Procedures
Have a clear understanding of carpentry procedures according
to the Nolan Painting Standards & Procedures
The carpenter is to monitor attendance, appearance, language,
proper use of equipment for your self and other crew members
in the absence of a foreman
It is the carpenter’s responsibility to help foreman train all
Trainees & Apprentices according to the Nolan Painting
Standards & Procedures
Deal with customers’ questions and concerns on the job-site in
absence of foreman.
All must be completed in a competent, timely manner with
minimal supervision.
Provide your own transportation to and from the workshop. Be
ready at pick-up time, if you are late you are on your own to
get to the job
Be available in terms of scheduling hours. Be on time!
Bring your lunch. Don't expect anyone to go out and get your
lunch
Be reliable, present good work ethic, high integrity and drug
free
Clean presentable appearance expected at all times
Maintain dress code according to the standards that Nolan
Painting customers expect; i.e. appearance. Must wear clean
Nolan Painting shirt, white painter’s pants, khaki pants or
shorts. No cutoffs or tank tops
Attend all safety and training seminars
Good technical skills in terms of using hand & power tools
Have tools with you. Keep track of your tools. They are your
responsibility! If you need any tools ask the foreman. Return
all borrowed tools to the rightful owners
Be able to communicate basic work requirements in English
It’s your responsibility to keep busy throughout the day. When
you need something else to do, ask your foreman or supervisor.
Apprentice
Organizational Relationships: reports to Crew Leader, Field
Supervisor
Safety: All employees are required to adhere to safety rules
as outlined in the McLain’s Painting Safety Manual. Employees
are to conduct themselves in a safe manner at all times to
insure the safety of their customers and themselves.
Scope of Responsibility: as delegated by crew leader or field
supervisor. Efficiently carry out paint related duties in a
professional, workmanlike manner. To carry out tasks, within
the time frame, prescribed by the crew leader and/or field
supervisor. Help Painters and crew leaders with various tasks
throughout the day.
Duties and Responsibilities: Arrive to the job or shop in time
to start work prior to 8:00 a.m. daily, unless otherwise
specified by crew leader or supervisor.
Must possess the capabilities to learn how to move and use
ladders and power equipment (i.e. sanders, sprayers, 32’
ladders, etc.). Must have an understanding of preparation
procedures (i.e. sanding, caulking, sealing, etc.). Must show
an ability to learn all painting functions; i.e. paint
windows, doors, soffits, fascia, shutters, etc. It is also the
apprentices’ responsibility to help trainees learn how to
carry out the following duties and responsibilities
efficiently: Needs Gimp!! Which means to work with a
purpose!
1. Set-Up Job Site Daily:
Drop out areas to be painted - drop, tape, plastic
Set up ladders - remove from truck and ask foreman where he
wants them
Maintain overall jobsite appearance
Maintain On-Site Shop Area
Ask crew leader/ lead painter where shop is to be located.
Drop out area and keep shop neat throughout the day
Clean-up paint chips and dispose of properly
Shake out drops in designated areas
Clean up site before lunch
Clean up job site at end of day
Maintain Truck Appearance
Keep truck clean and organized
Keep truck stocked with essential materials and equipment
Help Prep for Painting
Scrape
Sand
Caulk
Prime
Basic Elements of Painting
Brush
Roll
9” Roller
Whizz
Perform all of the above tasks with proficiency as described
in the learning checklist.
Provide your own transportation to and from the workshop. Be
ready at pick-up time, if you are late you are on your own to
get to the job
Be available in terms of scheduling hours. Be on time!
Bring your lunch. Don't expect anyone to go out and get your
lunch
Be reliable, present good work ethic, high integrity and drug
free
Clean presentable appearance expected at all times
Maintain dress code according to the standards that McLain’s
Painting customers expect; i.e. appearance. Must wear clean
McLain’s Painting shirt, white painter’s pants, khaki pants or
shorts. No cutoffs or tank tops
Attend all meetings.
Good technical skills in terms of using hand & power tools
Have tools with you. Keep track of your tools. They are your
responsibility! If you need any tools, ask the crew leader.
Return all borrowed tools to the rightful owners
Be able to communicate basic work requirements in English
It’s your responsibility to keep busy throughout the day. When
you need something else to do, ask your crew leader or
supervisor.
Painter
Basic Function: to participate in all activities related to
the accomplishment of specific jobs. Must be able to perform
all duties noted in Painter’s Job Description and attend all
safety and general meetings. Will uphold the McLain’s Promise
and the McLain’s Painting Mission Statement.
Organizational Relationships: reports to: Crew Leader & Field
Supervisor. Helps to supervise: Apprentices & Trainees.
Safety: All employees are required to adhere to safety rules
as outlined in the McLain’s Painting Safety Manual. Employees
are to conduct themselves in a safe manner at all times to
insure the safety of their customers and themselves. The
painter is responsible for the safety and performance of every
man on the crew in the absence of a Crew Leader and/or Lead
painter.
Scope of Responsibility: as delegated by Crew Leader or Field
Supervisor. Efficiently carry out paint related duties in a
professional, workmanlike manner. Ensure that all duties are
completed within the time frame prescribed by the Crew Leader
and/or Field Supervisor, and job sheets.
Duties and Responsibilities: Arrive to the job or shop in time
to start work prior to 8:00 a.m. daily, unless otherwise
specified by Crew Leader or Supervisor.
Maintain a high level of cleanliness & organization
Possess knowledge of products
Maintain a full set of production tools
Have the ability to move and use ladders and power equipment
(i.e. sanders, sprayers, ladders up to 32’, etc.) according to
the McLain’s Painting Standards & Procedures
Have a clear understanding of preparation procedures (i.e.
sanding, caulking, sealing, etc.) according to the McLain’s
Painting Standards & Procedures
Be able to perform all painting functions; i.e. paint windows,
doors, soffits, fascia, shutters, etc.
The painter is to monitor attendance, appearance, language,
proper use of equipment for yourself and other crew members in
the absence of a crew leader and/or master painter.
It is the painter’s responsibility to help foreman train all
Trainees & Apprentices according to the McLain’s Painting
Standards & Procedures
Deal with customers’ questions and concerns on the job-site in
absence of Crew leader and/or Lead Painter. Have Gimp!!
All must be completed in a competent, timely manner with
minimal supervision.
Provide your own transportation to and from the worksite or
shop. Be ready at pick-up time, if you are late you are on
your own to get to the job
Be available in terms of scheduling hours. Be on time!
Bring your lunch. Don't expect anyone to go out and get your
lunch
Be reliable, present good work ethic, high integrity and drug
free
Clean presentable appearance expected at all times
Maintain dress code according to the standards that McLain’s
Painting customers expect; i.e. appearance. Must wear clean
McLain’s Painting shirt, white painter’s pants, khaki pants or
shorts. No cutoffs or tank tops
Attend all safety and training seminars
Good technical skills in terms of using hand & power tools
Have tools with you. Keep track of your tools. They are your
responsibility! If you need any tools ask the foreman. Return
all borrowed tools to the rightful owners
Be able to communicate basic work requirements in English
It’s your responsibility to keep busy throughout the day. When
you need something else to do, ask your crew leader or
supervisor.