Painters - Working Conditions

In a typical work setting, painters:

Have a medium level of job-required social contact. They work alone but also talk with customers and assistants.
When they talk with others, they usually communicate by telephone or in person.
Often work as part of a team of painters.
Have limited responsibility for the work done by other painters.
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Are somewhat responsible for the health and safety of others.

Are regularly exposed to contaminants such as paint removers.
Often wear safety attire, such as safety masks.
Are sometimes exposed to high places. There is a low likelihood of moderate injury from falls.
Sometimes wear a special uniform.
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May have to get into awkward positions to reach cramped work places.
Are sometimes exposed to sounds and noise levels that are loud or distracting.
Work both indoors and outdoors.
Are sometimes exposed to hazardous situations or conditions.
May on rare occasions be exposed to very hot or very cold temperatures when working outdoors. Indoor locations may not always have heating or air conditioning.
May share work space with others.

Must be sure all details are done and their work is exact so that customers are satisfied.
Sometimes make decisions that impact coworkers, customers, or their company. They often act without talking to a supervisor first.
Set most of their daily tasks and goals without talking to a supervisor first.
Must meet strict weekly deadlines.

Usually work 40 hours a week.
Travel from job site to job site. However, they may work at one job site for weeks.