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Automotive Painter

Jacob Ohrt

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Definition of the Job

An automotive painter is someone who refinishes and repaints old and damaged vehicles in auto body repair and paint shops.

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Nature of the Work

• Use of many tools• Sanding off the surface of a primed vehicle• Masking off the vehicle• Mixing of paint• Application of primer, paint, and clear coat• Baking of a freshly painted vehicle• Applying polish to a finished surface

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Work Environment & Conditions

• Indoors• Exposure to dangerous fumes• Standing, bending, stooping, and crouching• 40-50 hour week

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Opinions on the Job

Advantages:• Good pay• Challenge of the job• Job placement opportunities

Disadvantages:• Standing, bending, stooping, and crouching• Exposure to dangerous fumes• Masks, respirators, and paint suits

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Educational Pathways/Cost of Education

Training:• Career-technical schools• Two-year colleges• On-the job• Certification by ASE

In district In state Out of state

Annual tuition $3,090 $3,090 $6,180

Annual fees NA NA NA

Tuition per credit hour

$103 $103 $206

Cost: (Kirkwood Community College)

Annual additional expenses: $1,410

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Salary/Career Growth

Salary:

Career Growth:• Medium• Expected to grow slowly

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Advanced Job Opportunities

Possibilities:• Supervisory positions• Sales or Technical Representative• Open up own shop

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Works Cited

•California Occupational Guide Number 529•Discover•Google Images•Occupational Outlook Handbook