DCTJIB-Aircraft Painter B - D84-Aircraft Painting (70768-1)

Job Description

Job Description

Job Description:

\tCompany is seeking an Experienced - Aircraft Painter in Paint on the 787 Program in North Charleston, South Carolina.
\t3-4 weeks - site foundational

Position Responsibilities:

\tPerforms painting of aircraft sections per customer's design and unique livery requirements.
\tVerifies aircraft is ready for exterior finish.
\tMakes necessary patterns, performs layout and applies prescribed primers, paints and finishes to exterior of aircraft.
\tPrepares exterior surface of aircraft for painting.
\tApplies aircraft finishes and external markings to aircraft sections.
\tThis position is 100% onsite.The selected candidate will be required to work onsite at one of the listed location options.
\tThis position requires an individual to work at heights utilizing fall protection equipment. Candidate must be able to obtain Fall Protection Certification. This is also contingency of assignment - Fall Protection Regulations - OSHA 1926, 191066, 1910 Subpart D.
\tCandidates must be able to support all shifts per business needs. Shifts will be assigned during assignment to meet business needs.
\tCandidates will be required to attend and pass training classes. Failure of training may be cause for assignment termination
\tPaint Experience
\tAdhesive Materials/Processes - Knowledge of adhesive materials (such as epoxy, urethane, polyimide, reinforcements, etc) and processes.
\tColor Match - Knowledge of color space, color analysis, paint formulation, and paint application techniques to evaluate, match, and develop decorative finishes.
\tEngineering Drawings & Specs - Ability to read, understand, and interpret engineering drawings and specifications (e.g., blueprint/schematic reading, specification, change, design).
\tGeneral Shop Processes - Complete knowledge of shop processes to include Foreign Object Damage/Debris (FOD) prevention, material handling, safety, calibration requirements and Electrostatic Discharge (ESD).
\tMaterials & Processing - Knowledge of material processing for metals (e.g., welding forging, heat treat, machining, forming), polymers and composites (e.g., autoclave curing, lay-up, co-curing, repair), sealants and finishes processing (e.g., plating, painting, surface preparation, fay surface sealing, fillet sealing), and ceramic (e.g., high temperature processing, machining) and electronic materials (e.g., soldering, printed circuit board cleaning, conformal coating).
\tOrganic Chemical Processing - Knowledge of organic chemical processes (such as top-coating, priming, surface cleaning).
\tPolymers & Composite Materials - Knowledge of polymers and composite materials (such as carbon, fiberglass, aramid, adhesives, thermoset/thermoplastic resins).
\tAbility to perform the following requirements:
\tLift less than 25 pounds (Occasional lifting of 21-35 pounds), bend and twist at the waist, walk, crawl, crouch, stand for long periods, kneel, reach, climb/balance, flexion/extension
\tContact with sealants and solvents, exposure to noise, working on elevated platforms
\tUse personal protective gear for face, eyes, ears, hand, and arms as required.
\tExperience understanding and interpreting detailed written and verbal work instructions and processes
\tHandle, use, and dispose of hazardous material
\tObtain & maintain training certifications as required to support assignment responsibilities
\tOccasional (1 to 3 hrs) finger manipulation
\tFrequent reaching overhead (3 to 6 hrs)
\tFrequent walking on flat surfaces
\tFrequent standing flat or uneven surfaces
\tFrequent balancing on a ladder, steps, or uneven surfaces
\tOccasional climbing on 3-12 ft ladders or stands
\tRotation of head/neck, sitting, crawling, squatting, bend/stoop, lying down, and operate foot controls
\tOccasional contact with metals
\tExposure to plastics and solvents to atmospheric conditions
\tFrequent exposure to noise
\tBasic qualifications (Required Skills/Experience):
\tMust be willing to work any shift assigned, including overtime.
\tRequired to wear fall protection gear, safety equipment and masks.( OSHA STD state)
\tMinimum of 1 year of painting experience in aircraft, automotive, or general painting.
\tExperience working from heights and using fall protection equipment.
\tAbility to complete Fall protection training.
\tPreferred qualifications (Desired Skills/Experience):Aircraft paint experience.
\tSuitable candidates will preferably have greater than THREE years of Aerospace paint experience. Relevant paint experience is considered painting multi-staged paint processes (base coat/clear coat) at large scale with compressed air (automobile, boat, etc.).

TRAINING REQUIREMENT

\tTraining duration = 3 – 4 weeks on first shift
\tThis position requires an individual to work at heights utilizing fall protection equipment. Candidate must be able to obtain Fall Protection Certification. This is also contingency of assignment - Fall Protection Regulations - OSHA 1926, 191066, 1910 Subpart D.
\tCandidates will be required to attend and pass training classes. Failure of training may be cause for assignment termination
\tDays /Shift Hours: 7 DIFFERENT SHIFTS
\t3rd Shift 11p-6a Mon-Fri (starting sun night 11p)
\t1st Shift 6a-230p Mon-Fri
\t2nd Shift 230p-11p Mon-Fri
\tAlternative Work Schedule
\t1st Shift 5a-330p Mon-Thu (A Shift)
\t2nd Shift 5p-330a Mon-Thu (B Shift)
\t1st Shift 5a-530p Fri-Sun (C Shift)
\t2nd Shift 5p-530a Fri-Sun (D Shift)
\tDress Code Client South Carolina – Teamwear – Provided at the teamwear store