Profile
Applications are invited for a permanent position of a Senior Paint Technician reporting to the Paint Shop Team Leader. The successful candidate will work a split double shift and shift allowance where applicable. Painters preferably would have experience within an aerospace/automotive/defence/manufacturing environment particularly with carbon fibre parts.
Job
Responsibilities
- Experienced in working on and preparing carbon fibre parts to a high level.
- Understanding the preparation process required in order to achieve a high paint standard.
- Carry out the masking of components and component preparation prior to painting.
- Colour matching to customer samples.
- Paint selection to suit application
- Spray painting primers, coloured base coats, top coats and cosmetic finishes
- Texturing, tinting and lacquering components
- Quality checks on completion.
- Adhere to all requirements for hazardous and non-hazardous waste disposal.
- Ability to produce high-quality parts.
- Follow work instructions.
- Meeting the customer requirements
- Additional work, e.g. jigs - parts set
Essential
- Preparation of various substrates ready for primer
- Preparation of primer for topcoat
- Able to use filler for pinholes, voids and shapes
- An eye for detail and hand skills
Desirable
- Automotive model development and body shop / paint shop general skills
- Experienced in working on and preparing carbon fibre parts to a high level
- A recognised industry standard accreditation, e.g. bronze level qualification by ac recognised training authority
Key Skills
- Assertive, confident and flexible - able to adapt to changing requirements and circumstances.
- A team player - keeping colleagues and customers up to speed.
- Excellent interpersonal skills - able to build/maintain/develop relationships.
- Committed - ensuring the job is completed on time in line with customer requirements.
- Ability to work effectively under pressure.
The Adecco Group UK & Ireland is an Equal Opportunities Employer.