Plating Technician-Weekend Shift- Able Aerospace Services, Inc.

Overview

The plating operator will follow a plating repair outlined in a traveler to meet the customer’s requirements. The plating operator must handle aircraft parts to ensure there is no damage to the parts during the plating process. The plater will follow the instructions in the repair to include where to mask and how to fixture the part to achieve a successful plating outcome.

The plater will first inspect the part to ensure it is ready for plating and will complete a final inspection after plating to verify it meets the requirements outlined in the traveler.

• Careful handling of all components and parts to guard against damage or loss.
• Obtain general plating masking knowledge through Able Engineering Training Modules, on-the-job training, and SOPM manual.
• Read, comprehend, and navigate through work instructions.
• Develop an understanding of how to navigate through File Maker to clock in on a job, move a job to the next operation, and log a job in and out of the oven.
• Safely work with various hand tools (exacto knife) to mask and de-mask aircraft parts.
• Successfully blast parts using the plastic media and aluminum oxide blast cabinets.
• Perform a visual inspection on the part to determine whether additional preparation is needed prior to masking. Seek guidance from a senior operator or lead if unsure whether the part should proceed to the next step.
• Work with chemistry and equipment to facilitate the plating process.
• Adhere to all safety practices.

• Must have a high school diploma, an equivalent certificate, or a bronze level Work Keys certification.

• 0-6+ months plating experience required.

• Ability to lift 50 lbs.
• Ability to adapt to surroundings
• Strong communication skills
• Critical thinking skills