Process Helper; Paint

Job Title

Process Helper

The process helper is responsible for assisting paint operators in the preparation of paint processing.

Complies with quality, safety, housekeeping, maintenance, production, environmental, and personnel practices to maximize product reliability and minimize costs.

Set up, maintain and operate equipment such as HVLP paint guns (gravity fed and pressure fed equipment) paint mixers, mil thickness gauges and other paint measuring equipment and other general shop equipment and tools to complete work assignments.

Mix and apply various topcoat finishes within thickness requirements (polyurethanes, epoxy, lacquers, clears, (gloss, semi-gloss, and flat finishes)

Cleans, masks & paints parts per internal/customer process specification along with verbal instructions.

Selects & mixes coating material along with the basic understanding of various paints, primers & other chemicals associated with aerospace coatings.

Completes efficiently and timely all administrative tasks related to work orders & equipment maintenance.

Maintains a clean and safe working environment by proactively cleaning equipment and paint booth areas; complying with procedures, rules & regulations.

References blue prints to accurately assess masking requirements specified on print.

Assists in the inspection of product and notifies the Department Supervisor of any non-conformances.

Records masking details on the job ticket and any necessary information on the work order as required.

Ability to record paint usage and waste tracking in the appropriate software

Ensures all customer product and tooling is handled properly to avoid damage

Promotes and works safely at all times and complies with all safety regulations while working with Hazardous materials and chemicals.

Take instructions from supervisors.

High School Diploma or equivalent.

Experience in the metal finishing industry is helpful but not required.

Detail oriented with a focus on quality and accuracy.

Willingness to work around chemicals using appropriate safety equipment.

Ability to lift 50 pounds

Ability to alternate standing and sitting for 8 / 12 hours

Ability to see or correct to 20/20

Ability to hear

Ability to distinguish color (pass a colorblind test)

Ability to communicate verbally and in written form

Ability to stoop and bend

Ability to use arms and hands