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Location
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Benefits
Competitive salary
29 days holiday including public holidays plus additional days with service
Pension contributions
Referral bonus scheme
Enhanced parental leave
Enhanced sick pay
Wagestream—a Financial Wellbeing app giving you ultimate pay control! Get paid when you want, save monthly, enjoy shopping discounts, explore your benefits, and even connect with a financial coach.
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VIP Awards – colleague recognition scheme
Cycle to work scheme
Benefits App – virtual GP appointments, employee assistance programme (EAP), cycle to work, high street discounts, discounted vehicle maintenance & repairs and so much more!
Steer Academy provides accredited ongoing training – paid for by the business
Opportunities for career progression
Join the UK’s leading accident repair group – where excellence, innovation, and integrity drive everything we do.
At Steer Commercial, we're not just repairing vehicles—we're setting the benchmark for commercial vehicle repair through integrity, excellence, and innovation. We are looking for a skilled and motivated Painter to join our specialist team at Oldham.
As a Painter, you'll play a vital role in restoring commercial vehicles to the highest standards. Working on a wide range of light commercial vehicles, you'll prepare, paint, and finish repairs with precision, ensuring every vehicle leaves our workshop looking its best.
Responsibilities
Prepare repaired panels and vehicle surfaces ready for paint application.
Mix and colour-match paints to manufacturer specifications.
Apply primers, basecoats and clearcoats using modern spray-painting techniques.
Carry out blending and refinishing work to achieve high-quality finishes.
Inspect completed work to ensure it meets company and manufacturer quality standards.
Maintain a clean, safe and organised working environment.
Work closely with panel technicians, MET technicians and workshop colleagues to ensure repairs are completed efficiently and on time.
What You'll Need
Previous experience as an Automotive Painter, ideally within an accident repair environment.
Excellent paint preparation, colour-matching and refinishing skills.
Strong attention to detail and commitment to delivering first-class workmanship.
Knowledge of modern paint systems and application techniques.
Ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a collaborative team.
ATA accreditation is desirable but not essential.
If you take pride in delivering exceptional paint finishes and want to build your career with a business that's investing in its people and its future, we'd love to hear from you.