Car Painter
Company Description KELPESH AUTO is a professional motor solutions and auto rescue service provider operating under Kelpesh Consults Limited. Established in 2023, the company has grown into a trusted brand delivering comprehensive vehicle support services across Uganda. The team is focused on reliability, quality workmanship, and timely service for a wide range of clients. KELPESH AUTO offers opportunities to work with diverse vehicles and modern repair techniques in a dynamic, growing automotive environment. Role Description The Car Painter is responsible for preparing and painting vehicles to a high-quality finish, following company standards and safety guidelines. Day-to-day tasks include surface preparation, masking, mixing and matching paint, applying primer and paint, and finishing with polishing or touch-ups as needed. The role also involves inspecting vehicles for paint defects, collaborating with mechanics and body repair technicians, and maintaining painting tools and equipment. This is a full-time, on-site role based in Kampala, requiring consistent attendance and adherence to workshop schedules. Qualifications
Strong skills in vehicle surface preparation, including sanding, filling, masking, and priming. Proficiency in spray painting techniques, paint mixing, color matching, and application of clear coats. Knowledge of automotive paint types, paint systems, and basic body repair processes. Understanding of workplace safety practices, use of personal protective equipment, and safe handling of chemicals. Attention to detail with the ability to inspect and correct paint defects and ensure consistent finishing quality. Basic mechanical aptitude and familiarity with automotive workshop tools and equipment. Ability to follow work instructions, manage time effectively, and meet job deadlines. Good communication skills and ability to collaborate with team members and supervisors. Prior experience as an automotive painter or relevant vocational training is highly beneficial. Willingness to work on-site in wakiso temangalo and adapt to a fast-paced workshop environment.
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