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Job description
About the Company and Role
Programmed Property Services is a leading provider of painting, signage, and grounds maintenance services across multiple industries in New Zealand. Joining Programmed means becoming part of a supportive family that values career growth, flexibility, personal wellbeing, and safety.
Position Overview
The Painter will be responsible for preparing and painting designated customer sites promptly to high-quality standards under the supervision of a Supervisor or Foreperson. This role involves working safely within budget constraints concerning time, materials, and quality, while ensuring customer satisfaction.
Working Environment
- Supportive and inclusive team culture
- Opportunity to work at various client sites
- Employment with an established brand offering genuine career advancement possibilities
Required Skills and Experience
- Previous experience working as a painter
- Possession of a trade qualification in painting is advantageous but not mandatory
- Strong understanding and commitment to occupational safety, health, and environmental regulations and standards
- Motivation to contribute skills effectively in a team setting
Employee Benefits
- Competitive award-based weekly wages
- Provision of uniforms, footwear, and personal protective equipment
- Potential for long-term career progression
- Paid parental leave and attractive discounts with select retailers
- Access to an Employee Assistance Program including tailored wellbeing initiatives
Commitment to Inclusion and Flexibility
Programmed and PERSOL are dedicated to creating a safe, inclusive, and respectful work environment centered on zero harm. They embrace diversity across cultures, backgrounds, genders, ages, abilities, orientations, and life experiences. The company supports flexible working arrangements such as part-time or job sharing when operationally feasible and encourages applicants who require flexibility to discuss their needs.