Masker - Weekend Shift -Aerospace

Accurus Aerospace•Tulsa, OK

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Maskers prepare parts for painting or other coating processes by reviewing blueprints, identifying required prep work, and applying masking materials to protect surfaces that should not be coated. They verify that parts are clean and free of damage to support product quality and customer satisfaction. This is a safety-sensitive position requiring ITAR compliance; qualified candidates must meet the definition of a U.S. Person under the applicable regulations. The role is performed on-site in a manufacturing shop environment. New employees complete online training, attend an initial orientation, and then participate in a three-week day-shift training period under the guidance of the lead masker before moving to their regular assigned shift.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED equivalent.
Experience reading and interpreting blueprints.
Precise dexterity to apply masking in small places and make precise cuts with an X-acto-style or similar pointed blade.
Hand strength and stability to use precision cutting instruments accurately.
Meet the definition of a U.S. Person under EAR Part 772 and ITAR 120.15: U.S. citizen, U.S. permanent resident, or protected person.
Ability to accurately distinguish colors and visually interpret drawings, sketches, gauges, and other measuring-device readings.
Ability to perform the listed physical activities with or without reasonable accommodation, including standing, walking, sitting for extended periods, handling parts, and reaching.

Nice To Haves

Experience in precision masking or similar work.
Experience interpreting finish specifications.

Responsibilities

Read and interpret blueprints to determine required work procedures and materials.
Clean workpiece surfaces using cleaning fluids, solvents, brushes, scrapers, sandpaper, cloth, or steam in preparation for coating.
Follow work instructions and safety procedures, including proper use of personal protective equipment and handling, storage, and disposition of hazardous materials.
Use precision measuring tools, such as calipers or gauges, to identify masking areas according to blueprints or drawings.
Use precision cutting tools, such as X-acto-style blades or knives, to shape masking materials, including in small or hard-to-reach areas.
Apply masking materials to protect surfaces during processing.
Rinse, drain, or wipe coated workpieces to remove excess coating or facilitate setting of finish coats.
Demask and clean parts after coatings or other processes, checking that masking met customer and drawing requirements.
Perform other incidental duties as required.
Maintain regular on-site attendance.