Sandblaster - powder coater
- Employment type
- Full-time
- Workload
- 100%
- Location
- Monthey
- Languages
- French, French
- First posted
As part of a recruitment for one of our clients, a company specializing in the treatment and coating of metal parts, we are currently looking for a:
Industrial Sandblaster M/F
Responsibilities
- Perform sandblasting and preparation of metal parts
- Prepare surfaces before treatment and painting
- Remove rust, paint, residue and other imperfections
- Visually control the quality of surfaces after sandblasting
- Handle and position the various parts to be treated
- Respect safety instructions and workshop procedures
- Maintain your workstation and the equipment used
- Collaborate with the production and painting team
Profile
- Ideally, you benefit from a first experience as an industrial sandblaster, industrial painter or in surface treatment
- You are comfortable in an industrial environment and with manual work
- You are rigorous, autonomous and careful
- You attach great importance to the quality of the work performed
- You are aware of safety rules
- You enjoy teamwork
Benefits
- A mission within an industrial company in the region
- A technical and dynamic working environment
- Concrete activity in the field of treatment of metal parts
Contact information
If you have any other questions regarding this job offer (reference: JN -102026-1184344), please contact Emmanuel Zaza at +41 79 332 44 32 or emmanuel.zaza@adecco.ch.
About us
Adecco is the market leader in personnel solutions in Switzerland and in the world. Every day, our teams present in about fifty sites throughout Switzerland ensure the best compatibility between candidates and clients in different professional fields and sectors. Adecco Suisse is a company of the Adecco Group, the world No. 1 in the field of human resources. We aspire to facilitate the professional integration of everyone and employ more than 3.5 million people every day. We recruit, develop and train talents in 60 countries, and we help companies shape the future of work.
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