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Denholm Industrial Services

Industrial Painter

Portsmouth
Posted about 17 hours ago
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Company Description

Denholm Industrial Services supports the build and maintenance of critical national assets, with “Always Safety First” at the core of its operations. As a trusted partner to principal contractors and asset owners, the company provides scaffolding and access, blasting, and painting solutions across Access, Marine, Infrastructure, and Power sectors. Through ongoing investment in advanced technologies and employee development, Denholm Industrial Services delivers safe, efficient, and skilled services while protecting the environment. With a proven track record spanning more than three decades, the company offers comprehensive services including access solutions, surface preparation, protective coating application, containment and encapsulation, marine lagging, and industrial cleaning. Denholm Industrial Services positions itself as a reliable long-term partner for clients looking to maintain and protect their assets.

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This is a full-time, on-site Industrial Painter role based in Portsmouth. The Industrial Painter will:

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  • Prepare surfaces by cleaning, degreasing, blasting, and sanding
  • Apply protective and decorative coatings using brushes, rollers, and spray equipment according to project specifications
  • Mix and match paints and coatings
  • Set up and maintain equipment
  • Ensure correct film thickness and coverage on a variety of industrial and marine structures
  • Inspect completed work for quality
  • Adhere strictly to safety procedures and PPE requirements
  • Assist with containment and encapsulation setups to protect the surrounding environment

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The role may involve working at height, in confined spaces, or in challenging weather conditions, and requires collaboration with supervisors and other trades to meet project timelines.

Qualifications

  • Strong industrial painting skills, including surface preparation, application of protective coatings, and familiarity with brush, roller, and spray techniques
  • Understanding of blasting processes, containment and encapsulation, and basic knowledge of industrial cleaning methods
  • Demonstrated commitment to safety, including safe use of tools and equipment, adherence to PPE requirements, and awareness of working at height and confined space protocols
  • Ability to read and follow job specifications, method statements, and technical data sheets, with solid attention to detail and quality standards
  • Good physical stamina and manual dexterity, with the ability to lift, carry, and work in varied industrial and marine environments
  • Effective communication and teamwork skills, with the ability to follow instructions, coordinate with site supervisors, and work cooperatively with other trades
  • Prior experience in industrial, marine, infrastructure, or power sector painting is highly beneficial
  • Relevant trade or vocational qualifications in industrial painting, coatings, or related disciplines, and any industry-recognized certifications (e.g., ICATS, SSPC, or equivalent) are an advantage
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Skills

Surface Preparation
Protective Coating Application
Blasting
Sanding
Spray Equipment
Brush and Roller Techniques
Paint Mixing
Film Thickness Inspection
Containment and Encapsulation
Industrial Cleaning
Working at Height
Confined Space Protocols
Technical Data Sheet Interpretation
PPE Adherence
Teamwork
Manual Dexterity

Location

Portsmouth, England, United Kingdom

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