Rope Access Painter/Blaster with Arctic Testing and Inspection
$31,200–$31,200 year
On-siteOrlando, Florida, United States
Job Summary
Conduct abrasive blasting and industrial coating/painting operations on structures, tanks, towers, bridges, and other assets using rope access techniques instead of scaffolding or aerial lifts. Rig and de-rig rope access equipment in compliance with IRATA/SPRAT standards while performing pre-use inspections of all gear. Execute surface preparation, apply protective finishes via spray or brush, and monitor coating thickness using gauges. Erect containment systems to control dust and debris, and report structural defects or safety hazards. Complete daily job safety analyses, toolbox talks, and inspection documentation while adhering to environmental regulations and hazardous materials protocols. Requires valid IRATA or SPRAT certification, 2+ years of experience, and ability to work at heights in extreme weather.
Required Qualifications
- Valid IRATA or SPRAT rope access certification
- High school diploma or GED
- Ability to pass a physical fitness exam and work at heights for extended periods
- Willingness to work in confined spaces, extreme weather, and outdoor industrial environments
- Valid driver's license
- 2+ years of experience in industrial coatings, blasting, or rope access work
- Strong understanding of surface preparation standards and coating systems
- Ability to travel to job sites, sometimes for extended periods
- First Aid/CPR certification
Desired Qualifications
- Formal training or apprenticeship in industrial painting/blasting
- NACE/SSPC coatings certification (e.g., NACE Level 1 or Coating Inspector)
- NCCER Painting certification
- Prior experience in oil & gas, wind energy, bridges/infrastructure, marine, or heavy industrial sectors
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