Skills by Occupation

troubleshoot quality standards use drying equipment for vehicles keep records of work progress use paint safety equipment maintain work area cleanliness analyse the need for technical resources industrial paint use power tools clean painting equipment check paint consistency fix minor vehicle scratches dispose of hazardous waste apply health and safety standards apply colour coats prepare vehicles for application of paint types of paint paint with a paint gun inspect paint quality follow control of substances hazardous to health procedures use painting equipment use technical documentation protect workpiece components from processing mix paints for vehicles monitor painting operations use color matching techniques ensure equipment availability handle chemical cleaning agents lacquer paint applications paint spraying techniques apply preliminary treatment to workpieces

recognise signs of corrosion mix paint sand between coats sanding techniques determine colour shades add paint hardeners dip-coating process carry out repair of vehicles buff finished paintwork perform general maintenance on ship exteriors fibreglass laminating identify customer's needs set up automotive robot mechanical tools apply decorative design to vehicles apply a protective layer teamwork principles operate rust proofing spray gun remove rust from motor vehicles remove paint ensure maintenance of railway machinery perform manual work autonomously perform maintenance on locomotives perform minor vehicle repairs add paint thinners repair aircraft's body tend dip tank manage consumables stock follow safety procedures when working at heights inspect aircraft's body mechanics clean vehicle exterior ensure customer focus