Aircraft Painter

As an Aircraft Painter, you will contribute to the preparation, application, and finishing of aircraft surfaces to meet customer specifications and quality standards. Your role involves ensuring all work complies with safety protocols, regulations, and customer expectations while delivering polished, professional results.

• Adhere to Company General Work Requirements (Factory, Shop and/or Hangar positions).
• Comply with environmental health, safety policies and procedures; participate in 5-S activities and perform all work in a safe and timely manner.
• Perform surface preparation on aircraft and component parts.
• Apply primer, topcoat and final spray.
• Polish painted surfaces for finished appearance.
• Inspect, perform touch-up and polish painted surfaces for a finished appearance.
• Install sealant and erosion tape.
• Performs and documents all work performed per appropriate manuals and regulations as required.
• Layout aircraft to customer specifications.

• Minimum of 7 year of aircraft painting experience
• Satisfactory results on Pulmonary Function evaluation in order to obtain respirator certification.
• Formal vocational training or equivalent.
• Customer service and aviation work experience.
• Basic PC skills.
• Basic knowledge pulling maintenance manuals and IPCs from computer.
• Basic knowledge of regulations dealing with transportation of hazardous materials.
• Ability to communicate in both written and verbal form on individual and/or aircraft status.
• Ability to interpret and work with mechanical engineering drawings.
• Miscellaneous
• Ability to work in a fast-paced and dynamic environment.
• Opportunity for growth and skill development in a leading aerospace company.

Our client is a global leader in aviation, committed to creating cutting-edge aircraft that set the standard for performance, reliability, and innovation. With headquarters in Montreal, Canada, they operate globally, including in the U.S., where they maintain a significant presence. They provide world-class services for aircraft maintenance, including structural repairs, modifications, and support for complex aerospace projects.