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STULZ USA

Powder Coater I

STULZ USA

. Apply protective and decorative powder finishes to STULZ metal components .

Posted 10/20/2026full-timeDenton • Texas • United StatesMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in applying protective and decorative powder finishes while ensuring adherence to safety protocols and quality standards. Proficient in operating and monitoring finishing equipment, conducting quality checks, and maintaining accurate records.

Highest-signal resume keywords
Powder Coating ApplicationQuality InspectionProcess MonitoringSafety ComplianceManufacturing Experience

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Hard Skills
Powder FinishingElectrostatic Gun OperationQuality Instrument UseProcess DocumentationDefect RecognitionRecipe ApplicationMaterial HandlingMeasurement ReadingStartup/Shutdown ProceduresHazard Communication
Soft Skills
Effective CommunicationTeam CoordinationAttention to DetailProblem-Solving
Tools & Technologies
Pretreatment EquipmentCuring OvenConveyor SystemsForkliftsPowered Pallet Trucks
Certifications & Qualifications
High School DiplomaGEDRespirator Fit Testing Certification
Industry Keywords
ManufacturingFinishing ProcessesLockout/TagoutPPE ComplianceChemical Handling

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Apply protective and decorative powder finishes to STULZ metal components
  • Operate pretreatment, drying, automatic/manual powder application, and curing processes
  • Review work orders, drawings, finish specifications, SDS, and TDS
  • Verify part identity, powder color/code/lot, masking, cleanliness, and quality checks
  • Complete startup checks of guards, emergency stops, ventilation, grounding, hoses, cables, and fire-system status
  • Monitor and record approved bath/rinse conditions when qualified
  • Verify dry, clean parts, serviceable hooks, stable loads, spacing, and conductive grounding
  • Operate automatic equipment and manual electrostatic guns within approved recipes and settings
  • Maintain coverage and grounding; coordinate assistants and part flow
  • Monitor oven/conveyor settings and verify cure using the specified method
  • Inspect film thickness, appearance, adhesion, and other assigned criteria
  • Segregate defects and obtain rework disposition
  • Perform authorized powder replenishment, reclaim handling, color changes, cleaning, and shutdown
  • Prevent contamination and record process readings, material lots, quality results, quantities, downtime, and handoff concerns
  • Report unsafe conditions, dust escape, sparks, gas odor, failed safeguards, unstable loads, spills, injuries, or exposure symptoms
  • Report to the foreman and coordinate workflow with assistants

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • High school diploma, GED, or equivalent education/experience
  • Manufacturing or finishing experience preferred
  • Complete orientation, hazard communication, PPE, dust/ignition, guarding, affected-employee lockout/tagout, emergency, and job training before exposure or independent work
  • Demonstrate safe startup/shutdown, recipe use, application, process monitoring, defect recognition, and use of quality instruments before independent operation
  • Complete medical evaluation before respirator fit testing or required use when applicable
  • Tight-fitting respirators require initial and annual fit testing, seal checks each use, and no interfering facial hair
  • Applicable training, evaluation, and authorization required before independently operating forklifts, powered pallet trucks, hoists/rigging, chemical dosing, lockout/tagout, or maintenance equipment
  • Understand written, verbal, and pictorial job instructions, hazards, and emergency directions
  • Communicate effectively and maintain accurate records
  • Use basic arithmetic, fractions, and decimals; read measurements, compare results with approved limits, and record quantities and process information accurately
  • Regular standing/walking; frequent reaching, gripping, and repetitive hand/arm motion
  • Occasionally lift/move up to 30 pounds, subject to task validation
  • Work safely around moving machinery, suspended parts, sharp edges, powder, chemicals, hot surfaces, wet floors, noise, and vehicle traffic

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Reasonable accommodation for qualified individuals
  • Required PPE and exposure controls provided/used as assigned
  • Job training and orientation before exposure or independent work
  • Applicable refresher training, including heat-illness and hearing-conservation training
  • Medical evaluation and fit testing for required tight-fitting respirators
  • Training, evaluation, and authorization for forklifts, powered pallet trucks, hoists/rigging, chemical dosing, lockout/tagout, and maintenance where applicable