Apprentice Painter
Job description
Ready to build a career in a hands-on trade? Join Programmed as an apprentice painter and learn the skills to transform spaces with a quality finish.
Programmed Apprenticeships & Traineeships, in partnership with Programmed Property Services, is offering the opportunity to gain a nationally recognised qualification as a Painter (CPC30620 - Certificate III in Painting and Decorating)
Whether you're ready to begin your apprenticeship, are already in your first year, or are looking to continue your apprenticeship, we'd love to hear from you.
About The Company
Programmed Property Services is a multi-service provider that delivers commercial painting and painting maintenance programs across Perth and Western Australia for sectors including education, universities, healthcare, government, transport infrastructure, commercial property and strata communities.
The team undertakes interior repainting programs as well as major exterior refurbishment works, supported by services such as façade painting, protective coatings, heritage restoration, concrete repairs and specialist access works using elevated platforms.
Using modern painting systems and premium-grade coatings, Programmed delivers interior and exterior commercial painting with minimal disruption while maintaining high-quality finishes across buildings of every scale.
About The Role
As an Apprentice Painter, you will work alongside experienced tradespeople to learn the fundamentals of the trade, including:
- Surface preparation and basic painting techniques
- Safe use of tools and equipment
- Workplace health and safety practices
- Working across a variety of commercial sites
Who We're Looking For
It's important you're willing to learn and develop your skills over this apprenticeship and have a good attitude and strong work ethic. You will be willing to work as part of an experienced team, under close supervision and at times independently.
In addition, you will;
- Genuine interest in a career within the industry
- Have excellent communication, literacy and numeracy skills
- Have great attention to detail and good problem-solving skills
- Have the ability to meet strict deadlines and cooperate with others
- Be punctual, reliable and presentable
- Demonstrate basic knowledge and understanding of relevant workplace health and safety requirements
- Completion of Secondary Schooling (minimum)
- White Card (mandatory)
- Ability to obtain a national police check (mandatory)
- A current WA drivers licence and own transport (mandatory)
- Pre-apprenticeship qualification (advantageous)
- Ability to work a 76-hour, Monday to Friday roster with the possibility of some overtime.
- Possess a good building and construction understanding and aptitude
- Strong commitment to safety and driven work ethic
- The ability to pass a pre-employment medical and regular drug & alcohol screening tests
Location
- Perth metropolitan area - Belmont
- Immediate
At Programmed, we are committed to creating a safe and inclusive environment which values and respects diverse styles, backgrounds, experiences and perspectives.
We welcome and encourage women, people of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent and people from diverse backgrounds to apply.
So it's over to you. If you would like to join our team, APPLY now.
To learn more about working with Programmed, we encourage you to visit our website.
Interested in this role?