Floor painters salary

Working as a Floor Finisher

A floor finisher, a specialization within the flooring installer profession, is responsible for applying finishes and coatings on various types of floors, including wood, concrete, and other materials. The work involves preparing the surfaces, applying the finish evenly, and ensuring that the floor has a durable and aesthetically pleasing surface.

Salary for Floor Finishers

The average salary for a floor finisher is 39 366 kronor per month. The salary has increased by 39 048 kronor since the last measurement. Unfortunately, specific salary data for men and women is missing, but it is noteworthy that women earn 24 882 percent of what men do, indicating a possible reporting error or extremely unusual statistics.

Education and Requirements for Work

To become a floor finisher, a basic education in construction and civil engineering is often required, which can be obtained through the vocational program in construction and civil engineering at the upper secondary level. Some employers also offer internal training to ensure that employees have the right skills for the job.

It is important to have a good physical condition as the work can be physically demanding, as well as precision and attention to detail to ensure that the finish is applied correctly and evenly.

What Does a Floor Finisher Do?

The work of a floor finisher involves several steps:

• Preparation of the floor surface, which may include sanding and cleaning.
• Application of finish or other coatings using brushes, rollers, or spray guns.
• Ensuring that the finish dries evenly and without defects.
• Possible finishing touches to ensure a durable and aesthetically pleasing surface.

Job Opportunities and Outlook

According to the Public Employment Service, it is difficult to make a specific assessment of job opportunities for floor finishers due to limited data. The profession is part of the broader occupational group of flooring installers, and therefore, the labor market situation may vary depending on the region and demand.

Benefits in the Profession

Benefits in this profession may include paid training that allows employees to stay updated with the latest techniques and materials in flooring installation and finishing. There may also be other benefits that the employer offers, such as work clothes or tools.