Painter 2nd Shift

Job Title: Painter 2nd Shift

Job Code: 717

Job Location: Northampton, MA (Onsite)

Schedule: 9/80 (Every other Friday off)

A. POSITION SUMMARY:

Effectively paint by applying various types of coatings utilizing spray and brush techniques to high quality, military hardware. Deliver output aligned with company quality, delivery and cost goals in order to meet customer expectations and contractual requirements which positively impact the company business results.

B. COMMON ESSENTIAL DUTIES

1. Translate blueprint instructions and manufacturing data sheets into specific painting

requirements and action

2. Mix paint and required components in accordance with industry standards and
appropriate military specifications

3. Prepare surfaces to be painted by cleaning and masking where appropriate

4. Prime surfaces to be painted by applying proper chemicals for optimal adhesion

5. Paint by properly operating spray gun by adjusting air pressure and gun nozzle to
guarantee proper finish in accordance with industry standards and military specifications

6. Manually touch up small defects with a brush by feathering and blending

7. Strip/remove paint by using chemical and mechanical techniques

8. Exercise inventory control and disposal of hazardous materials in compliance with the

company rules and regulations

9. Accurately record all required documentation including operation sheets and chemical

consumption logs

10. Comply with KEO rules and requirements including 5S responsibilities applicable to the

cleaning, operation and maintenance of all equipment and areas including personal
working area and common area, ensuring the safety of oneself and others

11. Comply with the company rules and requirements regarding the proper use of Personal

Protection Equipment (PPE) and quality safety processes designed to protect all
associates working in or near the paint room

12. Perform housekeeping activities including but not limited to changing filters, cleaning
paint booth and paint booth walls and floor, spray gun and hoses

13. Includes all essential duties of Grade 5 Assembler

14. Assist with shipping & receiving duties as necessary

GRADE 5:

• Work to a tolerance of 15 seconds on optical parts and .001" mechanical
• Set up and operate engraving machines, drill press, milling machine and bench lathe to a tolerance of .002"
• Responsible for own work including set up
• Distinguish quality defects and bring to the attention of supervisor or group leader.
• Final clean the more complicated assemblies or instruments

GRADE 6:

• Degrease of parts for purpose of being clean for prime/paint process
• Ability to detail mask/unmask various surfaces, prepping for primer/paint
• Ability to mix paint, lacquer, enamel to specified color and consistency
  • Plain lacquer
  • Crystalized surfaces
  • Matt finish
• Ability to adjust and operate spray gun and equipment
  • appropriate air pressure
  • nozzle settings
  • appropriate cleaning practices with approved solvents
• Dexterity and skills to perform touch up, fine hand paint application
• Ability to work/adjust baking ovens and control temperatures
• Ability to maintain paint booth and PM of exhaust fans

C. QUALIFICATIONS & REQUIREMENTS

1. High school diploma or G.E.D. equivalent.

2. Completed vocational track in mechanical assembly or applicable track

3. 1+ years experience in general mechanical assembly or auto mechanic assembly

4. Ability to read and understand blueprints, operation data sheets & computerized
instructions.

5. US citizen with the ability to obtain a government security clearance

D. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS

1. Fine motor dexterity & hand/eye coordination

2. Ability to recognize colors, with or without the use of glasses or corrective lenses

3. Must be able to lift 32 lbs, sit or stand for up to 8 hours and climb stairs

4. Must pass annual physical test required by OSHA for use of respirator

E. SUCCESS FACTORS

Includes all L-3 KEO Success Factors with a focus on:

• Professional/Technical Knowledge • Tools & Process Proficiency

• Quality & Productivity • Details Matter

• Results Matter

F. ENVIRONMENT

• Light manufacturing environment with exposure to chemicals and solvents
• Involves handling and use of hazardous materials
• Environment requires extensive safety training for the protection of oneself and the safety of others. The use of safety equipment is required at all times

*DISCLAIMER: The statements included in this document are intended to describe the general nature and level of the work being performed in this job. This is not an exhaustive list of all duties and responsibilities.