Aircraft Parts Painter

Location

Pantano

Type

Full Time

Benefits:
  • 401(k)
  • 401(k) matching
  • Dental insurance
  • Health insurance
Airtronics an Aerospace and Aviation company specializing in the repair, overhaul and manufacture of products in support of the commercial as well as Government clients has an immediate opening on its team for a full-time Aircraft Parts Painter for Repair & Overhaul (MRO) Division.

The Maintenance Technician Aircraft Parts Painter is responsible for the direct hands-on labor necessary to complete the painting process of aviation parts to customer and company specifications, including surface preparation and paint application.
 
 Description: 
Role Overview & Key Responsibilities 
 
Prepare surfaces by cleaning, sanding, masking and applying corrosion protection treatments 
Mix, prepare and apply primers, paints and coatings to aircraft structural parts in accordance with technical documentation 

Painting: applying primer, paint, and other coatings using spray guns. 
Operate and maintain spray painting equipment, hand tools, etc. 
Ensures proper cleaning and maintenance of spray guns and other painting equipment. 
Follow applicable safety procedures, including proper use of PPE and respirators 
Inspect painted surfaces for quality, finish and compliance with specifications 
Perform touch-up and rework as necessary 

Quality Control: inspecting the painted surface for defects, ensuring proper adhesion, and meeting safety and quality standards.
Achieves forecast project schedule and budget.
Provides timely and meaningful project reporting for internal stakeholders.
Provides leadership and reinforcing high standards in terms of delivering assigned projects through promulgation of company values.
Ensures compliance with all applicable business specific legislative/regulatory requirements.
Assists with the development of plans to ensure the continued growth and success of the business.
Builds strong working relationships and a collaborative working environment.
Provides leadership and reinforce high standards with regard to safety.

Skills and Experiences: 
Qualifications & Experience 
 
Essential 
 
Experience in industrial, automotive or aircraft painting 
Knowledge of surface preparation techniques, paint application methods, and use of paint equipment. 
Attention to detail – precision in applying paint and ensuring a flawless finish. 
Ability to mix paints and coatings accurately 
Familiarity with painting tools, spray guns and related equipment 
Ability to wear respirator and pass required medical clearance for respirator use 
Strong attention to detail and ability to follow technical instructions 
Ability to stand, bend and work in various positions for extended periods 
Ability to lift up to 50 lbs.
Willingness to work in a paint booth and wear protective gear as required 
Lifting up to 50 lbs with no restrictions 
 
Desirable 
 
Must be observant and meticulous. 
Ability to read process sheets and follow directions 
Ability to stand, bend and work in various positions for extended periods 
 
 

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

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