Surface Treatment Technician Aerospace (m/f/x)

Benefits

• Optimum work-life balance – balance through flexible working time models
• Earnings with attractive additional benefits – fair payment according to the Equal Pay model as well as annual special payments and bonuses and allowances above the standard pay scale
• Relaxation with a generous holiday offer – 30 days vacation and extra days off for special occasions
• Global further training opportunities – development of career prospects with international, Group-wide further training and development opportunities
• Social security – company pension scheme with generous employer contribution
• First-class catering – with on-site facilities such as a canteen and cafeteria
• Flexible mobility – employee car park and travel allowance

Tasks

• Chemical cleaning and pickling of aerospace components in accordance with production orders and defined procedures
• Coating of small parts in compliance with technical specifications
• Monitoring and control of drying processes to ensure material quality
• Cleanliness checks using physical and optical analysis methods
• Preparation of cleanliness certificates in accordance with industry-specific standards
• Operation and maintenance of cleaning systems to ensure a smooth production process
• Working under cleanroom conditions in accordance with the highest quality standards
• Transport of sensitive components using cranes and industrial trucks

Qualification

• Successfully completed vocational training or comparable qualification, e.g. as a chemical-technical assistant or chemical laboratory technician
• Several years of professional experience in the aerospace industry and as a technical clerk
• Experience in pickling, cleaning and surface treatment
• Knowledge of testing and verifying the purity of components and media
• Proficient in MS Office and SAP
• Business fluent in German (min. C1) and proficient in English (min. B2)
• Safe handling of cranes and industrial trucks
• Unrestricted work permit for the European Union is mandatory