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Painter

NOV · Posted Oct 01, 2026

Company NOV Location Sogne Employment type Full-time Posted Oct 01, 2026 Listed via NOV

NOV Aftermarket Repair has an opening for a Surface Treatment Technician at our workshop in Søgne. You will join a team of technicians and service engineers working with our portfolio of drilling equipment, performing overhaul, service, and maintenance.

As a Surface Treatment Technician, you will take ownership of multiple projects from start to finish. This includes preparation, sandblasting, spray painting, and preparing reports and documentation. We are looking for a candidate with good technical understanding, a background in surface treatment, and an interest in varied work assignments.

Responsibilities

  • Perform surface treatment
  • Carry out maintenance and modifications
  • Perform sandblasting
  • Prepare surface treatment reports
  • Contribute to a positive working environment

Qualifications

  • Forklift and overhead crane certification and experience are preferred
  • Hands-on experience with industrial painting systems
  • Strong IT understanding and experience are required; good Excel and general computer skills are an advantage
  • Good written and verbal communication skills in Norwegian and English
  • Trade certificate in surface treatment
  • FROSIO certification is desirable

What we offer:

  • A collaborative and supportive team environment within NOV Aftermarket Repair
  • Varied, hands-on work with drilling equipment and industrial surface-treatment projects
  • The opportunity to take ownership of work from preparation through to final finish
  • For experienced candidates without a formal surface-treatment trade certificate, the possibility to work toward the qualification while employed
  • Potential development toward FROSIO certification, where relevant to the role and business needs
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