Paint Technician

Role purpose

Maintenance work

• Review assigned task cards with the Engineer-in-Charge to understand work, priorities, documentation requirements, and cautions before starting.
• Prepare and perform scheduled maintenance according to task cards, obtaining and using required documentation, parts, tools, and ground support equipment.
• Carry out paint repairs according to assigned task cards, approved data, procedures, and direction from the Engineer-in-Charge.
• Obtain tools and equipment from stores and return them in good condition after work.
• Report task progress and problems with aircraft condition or work execution to the Engineer-in-Charge.

Safety, teamwork, and cost awareness

• Take required safety precautions and protect self and others, including through appropriate ground support equipment and protective equipment.
• Follow human-factors practices, work-interruption procedures, and requirements for adequate access and lighting.
• Support the team and other departments involved in scheduled maintenance checks, representing the company professionally.
• Use time and materials responsibly and minimize waste, avoidable damage, and repeat work.

Qualifications and experience

• Aircraft painting training is required.
• Good-standard English reading, writing, speaking, and comprehension are required for technical communications.
• Ability to use a computer, including Microsoft Office, and ability to obtain a UAE driver’s license are required.
• At least two years’ experience maintaining large commercial aircraft is required; Airbus experience is preferred.
• At least two years’ experience in a base maintenance workshop environment is required.
• A solid basic understanding of airframe and engine maintenance theory and practice is required.