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Dassault Falcon Jet
PAINT DETAILER II
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A Coating or Industrial Painter paints a variety of finished manufactured products using paint and enamel spray guns.
$41,656 / year median in Arkansas
+14% projected growth
Job Description
PAINT DETAILER II
Dassault Falcon Jet- Little Rock, Arkansas
PERMANENT
Posted 06/2026 Job Description Job SummaryJOB SUMMARY
Independently and Consistently Performs Intermediate Paint Detail Operations for Overall Exterior Aircraft Surfaces and Removable Parts with Minimum Supervision and Minimum DiscrepanciesMINIMUM REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS
- 4 years Paint Experience
- High School Diploma or Equivalent
Ability and Competency To:
o Read, Speak, Write, Understand, and Communicate Effectively in English o Follow Written and Verbal Instructions o Perform Repetitive Movements and Work Overhead o Work on Upper Aircraft at Heights Greater Than 10 Feet o Use Mechanical Sanders, Buffers, Spray Equipment, Common Hand Tools, etc. o Pass Pulmonary Function Test; Obtain and Maintain Respirator Clearance Facial Hair Restriction- Ability and Commitment to: o Wear All PPE as Required o Prioritize Safety of Self, Others, and Aircraft
- Intermediate Knowledge of How to Use Mechanical Sanders, Buffers, Spray Equipment, Common Hand Tools, etc.
- Heightened Attention to Detail
- Ability to work with and around various adhesives, paints, resins, and other preparatory paint materials.
- Obtain and Maintain Scissor/Boom Lift Certification Obtain and Maintain Aluminum Pre-Treatment Certification
ADDITIONAL DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS
Aerospace Paint Experience is Preferred Familiarity with LEAN Manufacturing and Quality Assurance PrinciplesWORKING CONDITIONS
Climate-Controlled Hangars, with Occasional Work Outside Involves Exposure to Chemical and Dust Levels Set by OSHA Standards Lift/Hold/Carry/Push/Pull 25 Pounds With/Without Reasonable Accommodation for Extended PeriodsPhysical/Muscular Dexterity To:
o Walk/Climb/Stand/Kneel/Crouch/Work Overhead for Extended Periods While Working on Aircraft o Repeatedly Ascend/Descend Scaffolds, Ladders, Steps, Stands, and Other Related Equipment With/Without Reasonable Accommodation Complies with OSHA and Company Safety Standards and proceduresPRINCIPAL DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITIES
(ESSENTIALFUNCTIONS
):- Obtains/Reads/Interprets/Comprehends Process Documentation at Latest Revision to Perform Task Assignments o Seeks Guidance As Needed
- Locate, Reference, and Utilize Work Orders and Reference Data Using Computer System to Ensure Compliance with Processes, and Accurately Document/Record All Traceability Requirements and Process Data
- Maintains All Equipment Before, During, and After Use, as Required, and Performs Preventative Maintenance on Equipment as Defined per Process
- Maintains a Neat, Orderly, and Safe Work Environment, Cleaning Up After Each Operation and/or Shift
- Understands and Places Importance Upon Their Individual Contribution to Aircraft Safety, Quality, Cost, Schedule, and Customer Satisfaction
- Identifies and corrects paint defects, such as rough edges, inclusions, tape residue, overspray, etc.. using industry standard methods and means, masking to protect the surrounding areas during defect correction processes
- Touches up sealant, screws, and panel edges ensuring the areas are smooth, uniform, and consistent
- Repeatedly Corrects Paint QC Squawks, Cosmetic Inspection Squawks and Details Wings, Belly, Fuselage, Upper Tail
- Mixes and applies all sealants, primers, fillers, paints, and anti-erosion materials for touch-up and repair per process to DFJ Quality Standards with minimum discrepancies Learns to Detail Cockpit Windows, Stripes, Perform Spot Ins, and Work Customer Squawks