Aerospace Parts Painter

Job Description

Job Description

Benefits:

• Bonus based on performance
• Competitive salary
• Opportunity for advancement
• Paid time off

We are looking for an experienced Aerospace Parts Painter to join our team! Your primary job role will be mixing and applying liquid paints to components used in Commercial and Military Aerospace Systems. Additional responsibilities will include various other operations for processing jobs through the liquid paint application processes such as completing test inspections.

If you are someone who can work in a team environment and have the ability to show up to work each day, on-time, and with a positive attitude, you can become a valued member of our team where you'll contribute to the successful manufacturing of advanced Aerospace Vehicles/Systems.

Responsibilities:

• Mix multi-component liquid primers and paints in accordance with specifications
• Apply liquid paints on Aerospace Components in accordance with specifications while meeting all test inspection requirements (Paint Thickness and Visual Defects)
• Perform maintenance of Paint Gun, Paint Pot, and Paint Booth in accordance with company specifications
• Document the work you have performed on company Forms
• Preparation of parts prior to paint applications (Counting Parts, Cleaning Parts, Masking, Body-Work, and Sanding)
• Using test equipment to check compliance of parts (Thickness, Gloss, Adhesion)

Qualifications:

• Experience in mixing liquid multi-component paints and their application on Aerospace Components
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills with ability to communicate in both verbal and written forms
• Ability to read and write in English
• Ability to see, hear, and use arms and hands (Note: The Company will consider accomodations for physical impairments)
• Solid interpersonal skills to enable effective teamwork abilities
• Prior work experience that demonstrated good performance
• Authorized to work in the United States of America
• Must conform to the companys Drug and Alcohol Program Policy.

Considerations for Higher Starting Pay:

• Note: The more of these items you are able to demonstrate during the interview then the higher your starting pay will be.
• Ability to perform painting of more complex part types while achieving all test inspection requirements (paint thickness and visual defects)
• Productivity and Quality significantly improved over a minimally experienced Aerospace Parts Painter
• Ability to paint parts requiring a Class-A Finish
• Ability to deliver high volume while meeting all test-inspection requirements (thickness, visual defects, etc.)
• Ability to analyze requirements for the most complex part types and then to define painting techniques for them to improve productivity and quality
• Ability to identify opportunities for improvement and work with management on their implementation
• Ability to Train and Mentor Junior Painters
• Ability to lead other Painters while partnering with the Production Manager to achieve OTD and Quality of Jobs
• Excellent problem-solving skills