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Linemarker

Line markers are the professionals who guide us on the roads. They apply paint and other materials to create lines, signs and instruction symbols to improve direction and safety in public spaces.

What does this job involve?

Marking Lines

Applying paint or markings to surfaces, such as roads, parking lots, or sports fields.

Measuring and Layout

Precisely measuring and laying out markings according to regulations or specifications.

Stencil and Template Use

Utilizing stencils and templates for consistent and accurate markings.

Equipment Operation

Operating line marking machines and tools.

Paint Mixing

Preparing and mixing paint or marking materials.

Safety Measures

Adhering to workplace health and safety guidelines for line marking work.

Maintenance

Performing routine maintenance on line marking equipment.

Quality Control

Ensuring markings meet standards for visibility and accuracy.

How do I get into this career?

The most common pathway is via a traineeship. It is highly recommended to seek work experience or reach out to businesses seeking trainees.

Salary expectations

Low $59,864
Average $78,155
High $106,898

Recommended training

Certificate II Resources and Infrastructure Workplace Preparation

Pre-trade Program Including Work Experience

Certificate III Civil Construction (Road Marker)