Time to time I look at the Florida job market ... business that good that Monterey/Blackfin building 24 hours a day?




Gel Coater / Auto Body Painter- job post

Monterey Boats
Williston, FL 32696
$17 - $21 an hour - Full-time
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Job details

Salary
$17 - $21 an hour
Job Type
Full-time
Number of hires for this role
1

Qualifications

•  
  • High school or equivalent (Preferred)
    
  • Driver's License (Preferred)
    
  • US work authorization (Preferred)
    

Full Job Description

Monterey & Blackfin Boats is currently recruiting experienced gel coaters to work on fiberglass boats. Auto Body paint experience usually translated well to this job. Employees are responsible for spraying fiberglass on hulls and decks to appropriate specs/millage. Minimum 1 year experience preferred.

Ideal candidates must be:

• able to meet the attendance requirements of a FT position
• able to reliably work an overnight shift
• able to work well with others
• able to read orders and ensure proper colors are applied

Jobs are full-time, overnight positions with normal work hours of 9pm to 5:45am. Overtime may be required to meet production requirements.

Benefits include health, dental, vision, free and voluntary life insurance, supplemental plans, 401(k) with company match, paid holidays and vacations.

Post-offer, pre-employment testing includes drug testing and pulmonary function tests.

Please send resume to Monterey & Blackfin Boats, 1579 SW 18th Street, Williston, FL 32696 or email resume and salary requirements.

Monterey & Blackfin Boats is a drug free workplace and an equal opportunity employer.

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $17.00 - $21.00 per hour

Benefits:

• 401(k)
• 401(k) matching
• Dental insurance
• Health insurance
• Life insurance
• Paid time off
• Referral program
• Vision insurance

Schedule:

• 8 hour shift
• Night shift
• Overtime

COVID-19 considerations:
To ensure the safety of our workforce, we require all employees and visitors to have their temperature scanned at the beginning of every shift. In addition, all employees must wear a mask/face covering if not fully vaccinated.

Education:

• High school or equivalent (Preferred)

License/Certification:

• Driver's License (Preferred)

Work Location:

• One location

Work Remotely:

• No

Work Location: One location

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It does not surprise me that a boat manufacturer would be running night shifts. Nearly all boat manufacturers are backed up with orders.
The Fall in water boat show at LOTO was cancelled because dealers had hardly any inventory.

In Florida in a non climate controlled space I'd lean to work at night anyways.

Except No-see-ums!

I think Velocity was also adding a second shift.

Marinas around here have been sold out for 2 summers. Best ever for some.

Motorcycles, pedal bikes, snowmobiles, kayaks, canoes, etc,etc have been mostly sold out, even before employment and shipping issues. Oh, and homes here (mot are second homes - we are located next to a big lake) have basically doubled in price.


As great as this sounds, it scares the crap out of me.

Williston is in the middle of nowhere and FL started minimum wage at $10 an hour as of today, so they will have trouble filling positions for sure. Awesome for them to be so busy!

Doesn't surprise me. At the rate we are headed, everybody will be flush with cash, but won't be able to buy anything cept food..... if were lucky.

I'm in Jacksonville, fairly big city, offering same amount for a very basic painter (painting industrial pumps) and the last three guys didn't even show up to their scheduled interviews. Most don't even answer our response to set up an interview for the job ad that THEY applied for. It is not an easy time to be a small business owner. I just saw that my local short track racetrack cancelled the entire rest of their racing season because they can't get any tires now or for the foreseeable future, and this is their biggest busiest money making time of year. How bad is this going to get and for how long? Crazy times.

So long as small businesses are in competition with our government for wages offered, it ain't gonna get any better.

Thanks. Brad.
Model Machine and Precision LLC
(937)545-8991

Saw that as well on there ..


Crazy times fo sure with everything..