Vehicle Spray Painter ANZSCO ID 3243
State of Employment
Tight labour market conditions have been persistent for automotive trades in the country. In the recent Skill Shortage report, only 41% of employers filled their spray painter vacancies. Out of 4.9 average number of applicants per vacancy, only 0.7 were deemed suitable.
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What job opportunities exist for a Vehicle Painter/Spray Painter in Australia?
Vehicle Painter is a medium-sized occupation and the number of workers has grown very strongly over the past years. And the number of workers is predicted to grow moderately in the coming years. The occupation is likely to experience steady growth from workers leaving and new jobs being created.
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What are the job responsibilities of a Vehicle Painter/Spray Painter?
- remove rust and other debris from a vehicle panel
- fill cavities and dents in vehicles to create an even surface
- match colours and mix paints to match paint shades, and selecting pre-mixed paint
- applying primer and finishing coats using spray-guns, and sanding surfaces between coats
- touching up paintwork and applying polish to vehicles
What are the basic requirements to be eligible for a Vehicle Painter/Spray Painter?
- AQF Certificate III or IV
- Relevant experience
- Registration or licensing may be required
What are the benefits of working as a Vehicle Painter/Spray Painter?
- Competitive salary and benefits package
- Supportive management and teamwork environment
- Regular training and career progression