Fachkraft.ch GmbH
Zürich
Painter with Experience in Surface Restoration and Colour Consultation
- 04 July 2026
- 100%
- Zürich
Job summary
Join a dynamic team as a painter in Dietikon, focusing on quality. Enjoy diverse projects in residential, commercial, and public buildings.
Tasks
- Prepare work areas by taping, covering, and cleaning effectively.
- Select and mix colors, applying them to various surfaces expertly.
- Repair surfaces like drywall and wood, addressing mold issues professionally.
Skills
- Completed training as a painter or equivalent qualification required.
- Strong knowledge in color selection and application techniques.
- Experience in surface restoration and compliance with safety regulations.
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About the job
This varied role offers exciting assignments in residential, commercial, and public buildings. The company provides a professional working environment with a focus on safety and quality. For our client, we are looking for a
Painter with Experience in Surface Restoration and Colour Consultation
Tasks
- Carefully masking, covering, and cleaning work surfaces for optimal preparation
- Selecting, mixing, and applying paints carefully on various surfaces
- Professionally repairing surfaces such as drywall, wood, and plaster
- Identifying and properly removing mould spots
- Providing expert advice to customers on colour design and decoration options
Requirements
- Completed training as a painter with a Federal VET Diploma (EFZ) or an equivalent qualification
- Solid knowledge of colour selection, paint, and coating application
- Experience in surface restoration and mould treatment
- Confident handling of occupational safety regulations and protective measures
- Good physical resilience and a category B driving licence
Offer
- Challenging role in a committed and dynamic team
- Varied assignments in residential, commercial, and public buildings
- Professional working conditions with a focus on safety and quality
Start Date
By arrangement
Type of Position
Permanent position
Region
Dietikon
Reference
18679
