Our client operates within the Defence, Security, Automotive and Manufacturing sectors, delivering precision-engineered products and naval technology for global customers. The Paint Shop is seeking a Painter to support the production of high-quality painted parts for sensor and enclosure systems. This permanent role is suited to someone with experience in industrial paint processes, with trainee development and progression opportunities also available. Key Responsibilities: Applying primer and finish coats to a high standard in line with process instructions and Manufacturer Technical Data Sheet guidelines Preparing, masking, flatting and demasking components for painting and final inspection Reading drawings and understanding painting and masking requirements Inspecting completed work to ensure that film thickness, gloss levels and overall quality meet the required standards Completing paint mix records and ensuring accurate MRP bookings and time records Working with stove enamel, two-pack epoxy, polyurethane and acrylic paint systems Maintaining spray booths, flattening booths, ovens and associated equipment in a clean and safe condition Supporting colleagues with the movement of items and undertaking other production tasks as required Job Requirements: Experience in industrial painting, paint preparation and related manufacturing processes Ability to prepare parts to a high standard before final painting Knowledge of paint schemes, mixing ratios, film thicknesses and gloss levels Ability to read and understand technical drawings for masking and painting requirements Understanding of Manufacturer Safety Data Sheets and safe working practices in a hazardous environment Strong inspection and quality control skills, with excellent attention to detail Ability to concentrate on small components for extended periods Basic computer skills and the ability to maintain accurate production records Good knowledge of joinery-related preparation or component finishing would be advantageous Previous Ministry of Defence or similar regulated manufacturing experience would be beneficial Personal Attributes: Reliable, punctual and committed to maintaining high standards Good work ethic and a positive approach to production deadlines Ability to work independently and as part of a team Willingness to work outside regular hours when required to meet operational objectives Commitment to health and safety, housekeeping and continuous improvement Progression Opportunities: The role offers the opportunity for a trainee to develop practical painting and finishing skills, gain experience within a specialist Defence manufacturing environment and progress as their knowledge and capabilities grow. If you have experience in industrial painting, joinery preparation, inspection and quality-focused manufacturing, apply now to develop your career within a specialist naval technology and production environment