Position Summary:

The Paint Supervisor assists the Paint Manager with overseeing all aircraft painting operations within the MRO facility. This role ensures that aircraft paint jobs are completed safely, efficiently, and in compliance with customer specifications, FAA regulations, and company standards. The Paint Supervisor leads a team of technicians and coordinates with other departments to support maintenance schedules and turnaround times.

Key Responsibilities:

· Supervise and coordinate daily activities of the paint crew, including preparation, masking, priming, painting, detailing, and finishing tasks.

· Review work orders and project specifications to ensure accurate execution and quality assurance.

· Ensure compliance with FAA regulations, OSHA standards, environmental guidelines, and company policies.

· Maintain paint shop inventory and order materials, tools, and supplies as needed.

· Perform inspections to ensure paint quality meets customer and regulatory standards.

· Provide coaching, training, and performance evaluations for paint technicians.

· Work closely with Quality Assurance, Planning, and Maintenance departments to support on-time delivery.

· Maintain accurate records of labor, materials, and completed work in the maintenance tracking system.

· Troubleshoot equipment and technical issues and coordinate repairs or maintenance of paint equipment and booths.

· Monitor and enforce safety protocols and proper use of PPE.

Education and Experience:

· High school diploma or GED required; technical training or trade school preferred.

· 5+ years of aircraft painting experience in an MRO or aviation maintenance environment.

· 2+ years of leadership/supervisory experience preferred.

Knowledge and Skills:

· In-depth knowledge of aircraft painting techniques, coatings, and materials (e.g., polyurethane, epoxy, primers).

· Familiarity with aircraft types and airframe structures.

· Working knowledge of FAA regulations and AC 43.13 standards.

· Strong leadership and communication skills.

· Ability to read and interpret technical manuals, blueprints, and engineering drawings.

· Proficiency with maintenance tracking systems (e.g., CAMP, TRAX, Corridor) is a plus.

· Strong organizational and time management skills.

Working Conditions:

· Must be able to work in high-noise and fast-paced hangar environments.

· Exposure to fumes, chemicals, and confined spaces.

· Ability to stand, bend, lift (up to 50 lbs), and work at heights for extended periods.

· Flexibility to work weekends, holidays, and overtime as needed.

Licenses/Certifications:

· FAA Airframe License preferred but not required.

· OSHA 10/30 Certification a plus.

· Valid Driver’s License.