Scenic Artist
Nassal, Orlando, FL, United States
The Painter/Scenic Artist is responsible for preparing, painting, and finishing scenic and fabricated elements using a variety of materials and techniques. This position encompasses various experience levels and offers opportunities for artistic growth, leadership, and craftsmanship within Nassal’s creative fabrication environment.
Artists at Nassal contribute to projects that blend art and construction, supporting the company’s commitment to quality, safety, and innovation. The ideal candidate brings a strong work ethic, attention to detail, and a passion for transforming designs into finished, world-class products.
Overview
Follow all safety regulations, PPE requirements, and shop procedures.
Prepare surfaces by sanding, masking, and priming for painting or finishing applications.
Mix and apply paints, coatings, stains, and finishes according to specifications.
Execute a range of techniques, including spraying, rolling, brushing, and airbrushing.
Apply faux finishes such as woodgrain, metal, patina, marble, and stone textures.
Read and interpret color boards, design drawings, and finish references.
Inspect finished surfaces for quality and consistency; correct imperfections as needed.
Collaborate with the Paint Shop Foreman, team members, and other departments to meet project timelines and design intent.
Maintain equipment, tools, and materials in proper working conditions.
Assist in color matching, sample creation, and client approvals.
Perform additional duties as assigned.
Skill Levels and Expectations
Painters (Intermediate)
Supports the scenic team in the preparation, painting, and finishing of scenic elements.
Prepare surfaces through sanding, cleaning, filling, taping, and masking with attention to detail.
Apply base coats and standard finishes to scenic elements with consistency and quality.
Assist Scenic Artists with faux finishes such as woodgrains, simple textures, and gradients.
Mix paints using formulas or directions to achieve consistent color matching.
Support the creation of paint samples and mock-ups for review.
Scenic Artist I (Intermediate)
Performs complex painting and finishing work independently and with a team.
Demonstrates mastery in texture, color matching, and artistic finishes.
Contributes creative problem-solving and works under tight deadlines.
Perform faux painting techniques, including metals, stone, patinas, woodgrains, and gradients.
Accurately mix paints to achieve specific hues and textures required by design.
Develop paint and surface treatment samples for approval by foremen and clients.
Able to read drawings and interpret information given by clients and project teams.
Lead Scenic Artist (Advanced)
Leads a team of painters and coordinates daily production.
Interprets design intent and develops finish samples for client approval.
Monitors materials, documentation, and QA/QC standards.
Drive continuous improvement in processes, equipment performance, and product quality.
Assist in estimating labor hours and methodology for new projects.
Adhere to PCL safety regulations and ensure proper use of tools, materials, and work areas.
QA/QC Inspector
Inspect props received from departments and vendors; verify quantities against work orders.
Conduct daily/weekly inventory of stock materials, ordered items, and bulk orders in the system.
Maintain accurate tool and equipment inventory, including employee-issued tools and the tool crib.
Perform daily photo documentation and record progress after each production step.
Monitor paint quality, including materials and mil thickness, to ensure compliance with specs and contracts.
Scan, organize, and maintain all QA/QC documentation in electronic folders.
Able to read drawings and interpret information given by clients and project teams.
Qualifications
Experience or education in painting, scenic art, or themed fabrication.
Experience with QA/QC programs and procedures, depending on position.
Expert-level knowledge of painting methods, procedures, and quality standards, depending on position.
Ability to read blueprints and perform material take-offs, depending on position.
Proficiency with spray guns (HVLP), water-based, and urethane paints.
Knowledge of faux finishing techniques and color theory.
Ability to lift up to 30 lbs. and work on ladders, lifts, or scaffolding.
Strong understanding of shop safety standards and procedures.
Certification or formal training in painting or scenic arts is a plus.
Working Conditions & Physical Requirements
Shop and fabrication environment with exposure to dust, heat, noise, and odors.
Must be able to wear appropriate PPE (respirators, gloves, eye protection, etc.) for extended periods.
Requires standing, bending, and lifting up to 30 lbs. regularly.
May require overtime or weekend work based on project needs.
Why Join Nassal
At Nassal, part of the PCL Family of Companies, you’ll work on some of the most imaginative and technically demanding projects in the industry. We offer a collaborative environment where creativity meets precision and every employee has opportunities to grow, learn, and lead.
We provide:
Competitive pay and benefits.
Growth and certification opportunities.
A collaborative, safety-focused environment.
Exposure to one-of-a-kind themed and structural fabrication projects.
If you’re passionate about craftsmanship and ready to join a team that values quality, growth, and innovation — we invite you to apply today.
Build your craft. Build your career. Build experiences that last — with Nassal.
Apply today to join our Scenic Shop team.
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Artists at Nassal contribute to projects that blend art and construction, supporting the company’s commitment to quality, safety, and innovation. The ideal candidate brings a strong work ethic, attention to detail, and a passion for transforming designs into finished, world-class products.
Overview
Follow all safety regulations, PPE requirements, and shop procedures.
Prepare surfaces by sanding, masking, and priming for painting or finishing applications.
Mix and apply paints, coatings, stains, and finishes according to specifications.
Execute a range of techniques, including spraying, rolling, brushing, and airbrushing.
Apply faux finishes such as woodgrain, metal, patina, marble, and stone textures.
Read and interpret color boards, design drawings, and finish references.
Inspect finished surfaces for quality and consistency; correct imperfections as needed.
Collaborate with the Paint Shop Foreman, team members, and other departments to meet project timelines and design intent.
Maintain equipment, tools, and materials in proper working conditions.
Assist in color matching, sample creation, and client approvals.
Perform additional duties as assigned.
Skill Levels and Expectations
Painters (Intermediate)
Supports the scenic team in the preparation, painting, and finishing of scenic elements.
Prepare surfaces through sanding, cleaning, filling, taping, and masking with attention to detail.
Apply base coats and standard finishes to scenic elements with consistency and quality.
Assist Scenic Artists with faux finishes such as woodgrains, simple textures, and gradients.
Mix paints using formulas or directions to achieve consistent color matching.
Support the creation of paint samples and mock-ups for review.
Scenic Artist I (Intermediate)
Performs complex painting and finishing work independently and with a team.
Demonstrates mastery in texture, color matching, and artistic finishes.
Contributes creative problem-solving and works under tight deadlines.
Perform faux painting techniques, including metals, stone, patinas, woodgrains, and gradients.
Accurately mix paints to achieve specific hues and textures required by design.
Develop paint and surface treatment samples for approval by foremen and clients.
Able to read drawings and interpret information given by clients and project teams.
Lead Scenic Artist (Advanced)
Leads a team of painters and coordinates daily production.
Interprets design intent and develops finish samples for client approval.
Monitors materials, documentation, and QA/QC standards.
Drive continuous improvement in processes, equipment performance, and product quality.
Assist in estimating labor hours and methodology for new projects.
Adhere to PCL safety regulations and ensure proper use of tools, materials, and work areas.
QA/QC Inspector
Inspect props received from departments and vendors; verify quantities against work orders.
Conduct daily/weekly inventory of stock materials, ordered items, and bulk orders in the system.
Maintain accurate tool and equipment inventory, including employee-issued tools and the tool crib.
Perform daily photo documentation and record progress after each production step.
Monitor paint quality, including materials and mil thickness, to ensure compliance with specs and contracts.
Scan, organize, and maintain all QA/QC documentation in electronic folders.
Able to read drawings and interpret information given by clients and project teams.
Qualifications
Experience or education in painting, scenic art, or themed fabrication.
Experience with QA/QC programs and procedures, depending on position.
Expert-level knowledge of painting methods, procedures, and quality standards, depending on position.
Ability to read blueprints and perform material take-offs, depending on position.
Proficiency with spray guns (HVLP), water-based, and urethane paints.
Knowledge of faux finishing techniques and color theory.
Ability to lift up to 30 lbs. and work on ladders, lifts, or scaffolding.
Strong understanding of shop safety standards and procedures.
Certification or formal training in painting or scenic arts is a plus.
Working Conditions & Physical Requirements
Shop and fabrication environment with exposure to dust, heat, noise, and odors.
Must be able to wear appropriate PPE (respirators, gloves, eye protection, etc.) for extended periods.
Requires standing, bending, and lifting up to 30 lbs. regularly.
May require overtime or weekend work based on project needs.
Why Join Nassal
At Nassal, part of the PCL Family of Companies, you’ll work on some of the most imaginative and technically demanding projects in the industry. We offer a collaborative environment where creativity meets precision and every employee has opportunities to grow, learn, and lead.
We provide:
Competitive pay and benefits.
Growth and certification opportunities.
A collaborative, safety-focused environment.
Exposure to one-of-a-kind themed and structural fabrication projects.
If you’re passionate about craftsmanship and ready to join a team that values quality, growth, and innovation — we invite you to apply today.
Build your craft. Build your career. Build experiences that last — with Nassal.
Apply today to join our Scenic Shop team.
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