How to write a resume for a painter?

The expression "not a place paints a person, but a person - a place" in the literal and figurative sense refers to the people of this profession. But to prove your right to work in a certain position, you need to make serious efforts.

The resume of the painter-plasterer, like any other professional, begins with the indication of the full name and contact information. After that, indicating the purpose, they write what kind of work experience they have in general in the construction and repair areas. It is worth noting if there are any recommendations. When they are not there, you can safely skip this point. The next section is personal achievements.

Of course, they must be presented in terms of professional skill and potential suitability of oneself as a candidate. A good specialist can point out here:

• mastery of the basic techniques of painting work;
• acquaintance with common or specific types of dyes, with professional equipment;
• the presence of a personal client base (or even all three points at once).

After there are the following sections:

• education;
• work experience;
• personal qualities;
• additional professional and language skills.

The resume that the auto-painter should write is somewhat different. Additional skills and benefits include:

• possession of graphic programs;
• art education;
• ability to draw;
• recommendations from previous places of work;
• portfolio.

In the same way, a painter-carpenter and a painter-tinsmith can additionally characterize themselves. In describing himself, the tinsmith will consistently mention:

• City of residence;
• specialization;
• date of birth;
• level of professional training (education).

Car body painters usually write a resume from such points (after F.AND ABOUT.):

• desired income level;
• desired type of employment;
• gender and marital status;
• educational training;
• preferred city of work;
• attitude to a possible move, informal employment, requirements for a social package;
• work experience (from newer to older, indicating professional responsibilities);
• availability of a driver's license and other additional professional skills;
• general work experience in the specialty.

Then his potential employer will be able to most fully assess whether a particular specialist is suitable. Describing their skills, wood and metal painters should clearly describe whether they had experience in painting MDF, wall partitions, decorative details.

A high-altitude painter is a special specialist. Among his personal skills, he can indicate the ability to paint power line poles. The resume begins, however, with an indication of whether the person is ready to work on a rotational basis and for business trips outside the city. Next, indicate work experience (where exactly, how long). And after that they write about the available training; there is no need to name the educational institution, the simple wording “secondary vocational education” is enough.

A powder painter's resume consists of the following points:

• general information about the candidate and contact details;
• preferred place of work and desired level of pay;
• the nature of employment, wishes for the schedule;
• the level of education;
• general work experience in the specialty;
• breakdown of work experience by organization (from recent to old, with an indication of the main responsibilities).

As it is easy to understand, painters of different specializations have to write a lot of various information about themselves in the resume. But you need to understand that not all information is equally important for future employers. Moreover, there are moments that will force personnel officers to make a negative decision. The photo in the resume increases the credibility of the candidate. But it should not be informal, show other people and foreign objects; stupid and attach a photo from your passport.

Also, a good resume cannot contain:

• a story about what you didn’t like in the same place;
• work experience outside the specialty;
• fictional information about work experience;
• hobby;
• errors;
• blots;
• slang words;
• office;
• clichéd phrases;
• striving to show "their bright individuality."

Let's look at two examples of resume painters in slightly different specializations. The painter-plasterer, characterizing himself, emphasizes the marital status and contact information for communication. In the next block, he talks about his education and training. Then it was written about the experience of working with specific facts (including the willingness to plaster work). A good addition would be the mention of the absence of bad habits.

A lot of useful information can be learned from the resume of a general construction painter. In addition to photos and personal data, there should be:

• information about the desired position or positions;
• information about work experience;
• information about the experience of working with finishing and decorative materials;
• work experience and functions;
• education;
• additional training;
• valuable personal qualities.