Shift
Core Day Shift: 7:30 am - 4:15 pm (Monday to Thursday) | 7:30 am - 11:30 am (Friday)
Pay
£16.28 PAYE + Holiday pay, increasing to £16.77 + holiday pay after 12 weeks.
Job Details
Specialized Coatings:
Aerospace painters apply specialized coatings designed to withstand extreme conditions such as high altitude, temperature fluctuations, and exposure to various chemicals.
Surface Preparation:
Thorough preparation of surfaces including cleaning, sanding, and priming to ensure proper adhesion and durability of the paint.
Precision and Accuracy:
High level of precision is required to apply paint uniformly and avoid defects, as even minor imperfections can impact the aerodynamics and performance of aircraft.
Technical Knowledge:
Understanding of various types of paints and coatings, including primers, topcoats, and special finishes such as anti-corrosive, heat-resistant, and camouflage paints.
Safety Standards:
Adherence to safety standards and regulations to protect against hazardous materials and ensure safe working conditions.
Quality Control:
Conducting inspections and quality control checks to ensure paint jobs meet stringent aerospace standards and specifications. Use of
Equipment:
Proficiency with various painting equipment, such as spray guns, and brush application as well as knowledge of advanced application techniques.
Attention to Detail:
Strong attention to detail to ensure even coverage, proper masking, and no overspray, which is crucial for the aircraft’s aesthetics and functionality.
Collaboration:
Working closely with engineers, technicians, and other team members to coordinate painting projects and ensure all components meet design and quality requirements.
Documentation:
Maintaining detailed records of work performed, including materials used, application processes, and inspection results, which are essential for traceability and compliance.