Paint Line Worker

Do you enjoy working with fun and upbeat team members in a safe manufacturing environment? Do you take pride in working with your hands, staying active throughout your shift, and delivering high-quality, finished parts? If so, the Paint Line Worker position may be the right job for you!

As a premier fuel and hydraulic tank producer, The IFH Group, Inc. is a growing company and destination employer for professionals and skilled experts. This full-time Paint Line Worker position is 100% on-site in Rock Falls, Illinois, and eligible for insurance benefits on the 1st day of the month following date of hire.

Paint Line Worker for the finish team plays a key role in prepping, loading, unloading, and inspecting metal parts throughout the painting process according to standard specifications while also prioritizing safety and quality excellence. This role ensures each part is properly prepped, accurately placed on the conveyor line, and inspected for quality before and after paint application, including identifying defects, performing basic touch-ups, and maintaining a clean and safe work area.

Physical Demands and Work Environment

The information below describes physical activities and surroundings an individual may encounter while performing primary responsibilities and essential functions of this position. Reasonable accommodation(s) may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions of the job.

Physical Demands: Constant standing, bending, or stooping with repetitious hand and finger movements to use and operate hand tools, load, prep, and sort parts, and clean out washers and ovens; detect, perceive, identify, observe, inspect, and assess interior and exterior of tanks for surface and fabrication defects; express and exchange information in-person. Constant moving/traversing and positioning self to reach overhead and at or below the shoulder; move and position objects up to 50 lbs.

Work Environment: Constantly works in manufacturing setting on the shop floor with exposure to fluctuating temperatures and noise levels at or above 100 decibels on average. Working on the shop floor requires safety glasses, hearing protection, and steel-toe footwear while working on the paint line requires additional personal protective equipment including, but not limited to gloves, chemical-protective clothing, and respiratory protection.