Aerospace Aircraft Painter - Finishes & Insignias Expert

Tyonek Native Corp; Jacksonville (FL); On-site; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Tyonek Native Corp in Jacksonville, FL, is looking for an experienced Aircraft Painter to coat and prepare military aircraft surfaces using various aerospace application techniques. Candidates should possess a High School Diploma, preferably with military experience or equivalent training in aircraft painting. Responsibilities include surface preparation, applying chemical coatings, and maintaining compliance with military specifications. A drug-free workplace policy is enforced. Interested candidates should be U.S. citizens who can pass background checks.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or equivalent is required.
• Prefer experience from military aerospace community or civilian heavy structure background.
• At least two years of documented experience in aerospace and/or aircraft painting procedures.

Responsibilities

• Coats surfaces of military aircraft and components with various materials.
• Removes old paint and smooths surfaces for new application.
• Applies protective and decorative coatings to aircraft.

Skills

Aerospace/aviation application techniques

Use of spray guns and paint guns

Surface preparation

Attention to detail

Ability to work in small spaces

Education

High School Diploma or equivalent

Military aircraft Paint & Insignia School training

Tools

Paint equipment (conventional, electrostatic, HVLP)

Measuring devices and gauges

Job description

Tyonek Native Corp in Jacksonville, FL, is looking for an experienced Aircraft Painter to coat and prepare military aircraft surfaces using various aerospace application techniques. Candidates should possess a High School Diploma, preferably with military experience or equivalent training in aircraft painting. Responsibilities include surface preparation, applying chemical coatings, and maintaining compliance with military specifications. A drug-free workplace policy is enforced. Interested candidates should be U.S. citizens who can pass background checks.