Sandblaster

Surface preparation is a critical step in delivering durable, high-quality steel buildings. Sandblasters play an important role at Janzen Steel Buildings by preparing steel components for coating and finishing, helping ensure long-lasting performance and clean results. Based near Saskatoon, our work supports commercial and agricultural steel building projects across Saskatchewan.

If you take pride in precise, detail-oriented work and understand the importance of proper surface preparation, Janzen Steel Buildings offers an environment where quality, safety, and consistency are valued.

• Competitive compensation and benefits
• Opportunities to develop specialized skills
• A safety-focused, team-oriented work environment

Janzen Steel Buildings is known for quality construction and attention to detail at every stage of a project. Those interested in contributing to durable, well-finished steel structures are encouraged to connect and learn more.

• Using high pressure air, along with sand, to remove any rust or debris from steel products in order to prepare them for paint.
• Wearing the proper PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) at all times.
• Inspect sandblasting equipment for proper function before use, including checking air compressors, hoses, and nozzles.
• Set up sandblasting machines and ensure all components are correctly assembled and adjusted for optimal performance.
• Sandblast surfaces to remove coatings, rust, old paint, and contaminants, returning the material to its original condition or preparing it for new coatings.
• Ensure the work environment is safe by setting up proper ventilation and containment systems to manage dust and debris.
• Regularly clean and maintain sandblasting equipment, including hoses, nozzles, and air compressors, to ensure optimal performance and longevity.
• Conduct post-blasting inspections to confirm that surfaces are clean, properly prepared, and free of contaminants.
• Safely handle and store abrasive materials to prevent contamination or degradation.
• Identify and troubleshoot problems with sandblasting equipment, such as clogging, leaks, or pressure issues.