Play a Key Role in Maintaining the Finish and Quality of our Aircraft Fleet
We are seeking a skilled Aircraft Detail Technician to maintain and enhance the appearance and protection of aircraft surfaces. This role focuses on polishing, surface correction, and protective coatings as part of a small mobile team traveling to aircraft locations.
How You’ll Contribute to the Team
- Perform paint polishing and surface correction on aircraft finishes.
- Apply ceramic coatings to painted and aluminum aircraft surfaces.
- Operate electric polishers to restore and protect aircraft finishes.
- Conduct light cosmetic touch-ups and detailing work.
- Inspect aircraft surfaces and identify areas requiring correction or protection.
- Maintain high standards of cleanliness, finish quality, and attention to detail.
- Travel with a small team to various aircraft locations.
- Organize daily tasks and manage time effectively while on assignment.
- Communicate progress and issues clearly with supervisors.
What You’ll Bring
- Experience with polishing and surface correction.
- Proficiency using electric polishers.
- Experience applying ceramic coatings or protective treatments.
- Strong attention to detail and quality-focused mindset.
- Ability to work independently and stay organized on assignments.
- Valid passport and ability to travel.
What’s In It for You
- Competitive compensation based on experience.
- Company-paid benefits and a 5% matching pension plan.
- Opportunity to work on specialized aircraft projects.
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At CEC, we pride ourselves on being an excellent employer by fostering a collaborative and inclusive work culture where every team member's voice is valued. Our hybrid work arrangement offers flexibility, allowing you to balance your professional and personal life while working on impactful engineering projects. With ample opportunities for mentorship and professional growth, CEC is dedicated to supporting your career advancement in a dynamic environment.
