Aircraft Painters
STS Technical Services · Nashville, TN · 2 wk ago
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We need to produce HTML fragment with sections: About the role? Actually we have job description, duties & responsibilities, qualifications. Also maybe "About STS Technical Services" is company info, but we should not include boilerplate like EEO, etc. We can include a short paragraph about the company if it's substantive? The instruction: "Remove cookie/navigation/legal/EEO/equal-opportunity/scam-warning boilerplate, duplicated lines, and application instructions." The "About STS Technical Services" paragraph is not boilerplate; it's a description of the company. It's okay to include as a section maybe "About the Company" but they said use headings like About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. They didn't list About the Company. But we can still include a paragraph without heading? Probably better to include a short for section headings (e.g. About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule)." So we should only use those headings if we have content. We have duties & responsibilities -> Responsibilities. Qualifications -> Qualifications. Possibly Skills could be extracted from qualifications but we can just use Qualifications. About the role: we have a job description paragraph at start: "Performs skilled work...". That could be About the role. So we can have
about the company after the job description, not as a heading. The instruction: "Use
for section headings (e.g. About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule)." So we should only use those headings if we have content. We have duties & responsibilities -> Responsibilities. Qualifications -> Qualifications. Possibly Skills could be extracted from qualifications but we can just use Qualifications. About the role: we have a job description paragraph at start: "Performs skilled work...". That could be About the role. So we can have About the role
with that paragraph.
Then Responsibilities
with - list of duties.
Then
Qualifications
with - list of qualifications.
We should not include Pay/Benefits/Schedule because not present.
We should not repeat job title as heading.
We should not include Job ID etc.
We should remove duplicated lines: The description includes some repeated sentences like "Reads and complies with instructions and safety information as necessary for proper and safe completion of assigned work." appears twice. We should keep only one instance.
We need to preserve all substantive information; do not invent or summarize away detail. So we need to include all duties and qualifications but avoid duplication.
Let's extract duties from the text:
"Duties & Responsibilities Masks, trim, and other parts not to be painted; cleans, sands and prepares surfaces for painting;Applies primer and finish coats to aircraft and GSE equipment. using lacquers and synthetic paints and enamels; applies decals, pressure sensitive and scotch lite numbers, letters, seals, and trim;May paint safety lines on floor.May work with unpleasant or toxic fumes and materials wearing protective and safety equipment; may mix and match paints; may occasionally rub, polish, and wax finish coats;Washes and cleans exteriors of aircraft.Lifts and carries hand tools and work materials, ascends and descends ladders and platforms, and frequently works in a variety of positions such as stooping, kneeling or squatting.Cleans and maintains spray guns and other painting equipmentReads and interprets aircraft paint drawings and follows them accurately to accomplish paint job, to include FAA, emergency and other customer placards are correct. Reads instructions and all cautions/warnings/notes information as necessary for proper and safe completion of assigned work. Prepares and maintains simple records such as work order documentation, logs, and time and material records, as instructed.Communicates effectively in English regarding work activities, per FAA requirements.Possesses working knowledge of ATA Codes (Chapter and Subchapters) as well as aircraft zones, narrow body airframe familiarization, and industry standards.Able to become proficient in Flightstar’s integrated operating systems (AMROS) relating to locating and requesting parts, tools and materials.Responsible for remaining current on all required regulatory and customer training.Performs other duties as assigned."
We need to split into sensible list items. Some items are long; we can break by semicolons.
Let's list:
- Masks, trim, and other parts not to be painted
- Cleans, sands and prepares surfaces for painting
- Applies primer and finish coats to aircraft and GSE equipment using lacquers and synthetic paints and enamels
- Applies decals, pressure sensitive and Scotchlite numbers, letters, seals, and trim
- May paint safety lines on floor
- May work with unpleasant or toxic fumes and materials while wearing protective and safety equipment
- May mix and match paints
- May occasionally rub, polish, and wax finish coats
- Washes and cleans exteriors of aircraft
- Lifts and carries hand tools and work materials, ascends and descends ladders and platforms, and frequently works in a variety of positions such as stooping, kneeling or squatting
- Cleans and maintains spray guns and other painting equipment
- Reads and interprets aircraft paint drawings and follows them accurately to accomplish paint job, to include FAA, emergency and other customer placards are correct
- Reads instructions and all cautions/warnings/notes information as necessary for proper and safe completion of assigned work
- Prepares and maintains simple records such as work order documentation, logs, and time and material records, as instructed
- Communicates effectively in English regarding work activities, per FAA requirements
- Possesses working knowledge of ATA Codes (Chapter and Subchapters) as well as aircraft zones, narrow body airframe familiarization, and industry standards
- Able to become proficient in Flightstar’s integrated operating systems (AMROS) relating to locating and requesting parts, tools and materials
- Responsible for remaining current on all required regulatory and customer training
- Performs other duties as assigned
Note: Some of these are more qualifications (knowledge of ATA Codes, etc.) but they appear in duties section. We'll keep them under Responsibilities as they are duties.
Now qualifications:
"Qualifications Minimum three (3) years of relevant aircraft painter experience providing knowledge of work techniques, terminology, parts, etc.A good knowledge of the processes, techniques and materials used in painting aircraft and ground support equipmentA good knowledge of the proper methods of preparing equipment for painting; a good knowledge of the proper methods of caring for spray guns and other painting equipment and materialsA good knowledge of safety precautions required in performing the work of the tradeGeneral knowledge of stencilingSkill in the use of spray guns the ability to mix and match paints.Familiar with 14 CFR Part 91/121/145 preferred.Ability to obtain a SIDA badge may be a requirement for this position"
We need to split:
- Minimum three (3) years of relevant aircraft painter experience providing knowledge of work techniques, terminology, parts, etc.
- Good knowledge of the processes, techniques and materials used in painting aircraft and ground support equipment
- Good knowledge of the proper methods of preparing equipment for painting
- Good knowledge of the proper methods of caring for spray guns and other painting equipment and materials
- Good knowledge of safety precautions required in performing the work of the trade
- General knowledge of stenciling
- Skill in the use of spray guns and the ability to mix and match paints
- Familiar with 14 CFR Part 91/121/145 preferred
- Ability to obtain a SIDA badge may be a requirement for this position
We should avoid duplication: "good knowledge of safety precautions" appears.
Now About the role: The initial sentence: "Performs skilled work in preparing metal and other surfaces on aircraft equipment for painting and in applying lacquers, primers, synthetic enamels, polyurethane, and epoxy with spray guns, brushes and rollers to include painting ground support equipment; and does related work." plus maybe "Reads and complies with instructions and safety information as necessary for proper and safe completion of assigned work." That's also in duties but we can include it in About the role? Better to keep About the role as a brief summary: The first sentence. We'll include that as a paragraph.
Now we need to output HTML fragment only.
Structure:
About the role
Performs skilled work in preparing metal and other surfaces on aircraft equipment for painting and in applying lacquers, primers, synthetic enamels, polyurethane, and epoxy with spray guns, brushes and rollers to include painting ground support equipment; and does related work.
Responsibilities
- ...
...
Qualifications
- ...
...
We should not include any extra sections.
Check for any duplicated content: Ensure we didn't repeat the "Reads and complies with instructions and safety information..." both in About the role and Responsibilities. We omitted it from About the role; we have it in Responsibilities as "Reads instructions and all cautions/warnings/notes information as necessary for proper and safe completion of assigned work." That's slightly different but similar. The original had two occurrences: one in the initial description and one later. We kept the later one in Responsibilities. That's fine.
Now ensure we didn't miss any substantive info: The initial description also mentions "Performs skilled work in preparing metal and other surfaces on aircraft equipment for painting and in applying lacquers, primers, synthetic enamels, polyurethane, and epoxy with spray guns, brushes and rollers to include painting ground support equipment; and does related work." That's covered.
Now check if any other info like "May work with unpleasant or toxic fumes and materials wearing protective and safety equipment;" we have that.
Now ensure we didn't include boilerplate: The "About STS Technical Services" paragraph we omitted because it's not required heading; but we could include as a without heading? The instruction says "Use
for section headings (e.g. About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule)." It doesn't forbid other headings, but we should prefer those. It also says "Prefer a few substantive sections over many thin ones." Including a company description may be okay as a
without heading. However, the instruction also says "Remove cookie/navigation/legal/EEO/equal-opportunity/scam-warning boilerplate, duplicated lines, and application instructions." The company description is not boilerplate; it's substantive. But we might be safe to include it as a
before the sections, maybe as an introductory paragraph. However, the instruction says "Use
for section headings (e.g. About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule)." It doesn't say we cannot have other headings, but we should follow the pattern. I'd include a short
about the company before the sections, without a heading. That seems acceptable.
But we need to ensure we don't inadvertently create a heading like "About STS Technical Services". We'll just put a
.
Let's extract that paragraph: "STS Technical Services is a Top 100 Staffing Firm that’s partnered with some of the largest names in the aerospace, manufacturing, defense and industrial industries. Our professional recruitment teams put talented individuals to work at client locations all over the world, and we have hundreds of exciting career opportunities for you to explore! If you want to speak to a Recruiting Professional directly, call 1-800-359-4787."
We should not include the phone number? It's contact info; maybe it's considered application instruction? It's not exactly application instruction but could be considered contact. The instruction says remove application instructions. Phone number for recruiting professional could be considered contact info, maybe we should drop it. Safer to remove it. Keep only the descriptive part: "STS Technical Services is a Top 100 Staffing Firm that’s partnered with some of the largest names in the aerospace, manufacturing, defense and industrial industries. Our professional recruitment teams put talented individuals to work at client locations all over the world, and we have hundreds of exciting career opportunities for you to explore!" That's substantive.
We'll include that as a
before sections.
Now produce final HTML.
Check for any stray punctuation.
Let's craft.
Qualifications
with- list of qualifications.
We should not include Pay/Benefits/Schedule because not present.
We should not repeat job title as heading.
We should not include Job ID etc.
We should remove duplicated lines: The description includes some repeated sentences like "Reads and complies with instructions and safety information as necessary for proper and safe completion of assigned work." appears twice. We should keep only one instance.
We need to preserve all substantive information; do not invent or summarize away detail. So we need to include all duties and qualifications but avoid duplication.
Let's extract duties from the text:
"Duties & Responsibilities Masks, trim, and other parts not to be painted; cleans, sands and prepares surfaces for painting;Applies primer and finish coats to aircraft and GSE equipment. using lacquers and synthetic paints and enamels; applies decals, pressure sensitive and scotch lite numbers, letters, seals, and trim;May paint safety lines on floor.May work with unpleasant or toxic fumes and materials wearing protective and safety equipment; may mix and match paints; may occasionally rub, polish, and wax finish coats;Washes and cleans exteriors of aircraft.Lifts and carries hand tools and work materials, ascends and descends ladders and platforms, and frequently works in a variety of positions such as stooping, kneeling or squatting.Cleans and maintains spray guns and other painting equipmentReads and interprets aircraft paint drawings and follows them accurately to accomplish paint job, to include FAA, emergency and other customer placards are correct. Reads instructions and all cautions/warnings/notes information as necessary for proper and safe completion of assigned work. Prepares and maintains simple records such as work order documentation, logs, and time and material records, as instructed.Communicates effectively in English regarding work activities, per FAA requirements.Possesses working knowledge of ATA Codes (Chapter and Subchapters) as well as aircraft zones, narrow body airframe familiarization, and industry standards.Able to become proficient in Flightstar’s integrated operating systems (AMROS) relating to locating and requesting parts, tools and materials.Responsible for remaining current on all required regulatory and customer training.Performs other duties as assigned."
We need to split into sensible list items. Some items are long; we can break by semicolons.
Let's list:
- Masks, trim, and other parts not to be painted
- Cleans, sands and prepares surfaces for painting
- Applies primer and finish coats to aircraft and GSE equipment using lacquers and synthetic paints and enamels
- Applies decals, pressure sensitive and Scotchlite numbers, letters, seals, and trim
- May paint safety lines on floor
- May work with unpleasant or toxic fumes and materials while wearing protective and safety equipment
- May mix and match paints
- May occasionally rub, polish, and wax finish coats
- Washes and cleans exteriors of aircraft
- Lifts and carries hand tools and work materials, ascends and descends ladders and platforms, and frequently works in a variety of positions such as stooping, kneeling or squatting
- Cleans and maintains spray guns and other painting equipment
- Reads and interprets aircraft paint drawings and follows them accurately to accomplish paint job, to include FAA, emergency and other customer placards are correct
- Reads instructions and all cautions/warnings/notes information as necessary for proper and safe completion of assigned work
- Prepares and maintains simple records such as work order documentation, logs, and time and material records, as instructed
- Communicates effectively in English regarding work activities, per FAA requirements
- Possesses working knowledge of ATA Codes (Chapter and Subchapters) as well as aircraft zones, narrow body airframe familiarization, and industry standards
- Able to become proficient in Flightstar’s integrated operating systems (AMROS) relating to locating and requesting parts, tools and materials
- Responsible for remaining current on all required regulatory and customer training
- Performs other duties as assigned
Note: Some of these are more qualifications (knowledge of ATA Codes, etc.) but they appear in duties section. We'll keep them under Responsibilities as they are duties.
Now qualifications:
"Qualifications Minimum three (3) years of relevant aircraft painter experience providing knowledge of work techniques, terminology, parts, etc.A good knowledge of the processes, techniques and materials used in painting aircraft and ground support equipmentA good knowledge of the proper methods of preparing equipment for painting; a good knowledge of the proper methods of caring for spray guns and other painting equipment and materialsA good knowledge of safety precautions required in performing the work of the tradeGeneral knowledge of stencilingSkill in the use of spray guns the ability to mix and match paints.Familiar with 14 CFR Part 91/121/145 preferred.Ability to obtain a SIDA badge may be a requirement for this position"
We need to split:
- Minimum three (3) years of relevant aircraft painter experience providing knowledge of work techniques, terminology, parts, etc.
- Good knowledge of the processes, techniques and materials used in painting aircraft and ground support equipment
- Good knowledge of the proper methods of preparing equipment for painting
- Good knowledge of the proper methods of caring for spray guns and other painting equipment and materials
- Good knowledge of safety precautions required in performing the work of the trade
- General knowledge of stenciling
- Skill in the use of spray guns and the ability to mix and match paints
- Familiar with 14 CFR Part 91/121/145 preferred
- Ability to obtain a SIDA badge may be a requirement for this position
We should avoid duplication: "good knowledge of safety precautions" appears.
Now About the role: The initial sentence: "Performs skilled work in preparing metal and other surfaces on aircraft equipment for painting and in applying lacquers, primers, synthetic enamels, polyurethane, and epoxy with spray guns, brushes and rollers to include painting ground support equipment; and does related work." plus maybe "Reads and complies with instructions and safety information as necessary for proper and safe completion of assigned work." That's also in duties but we can include it in About the role? Better to keep About the role as a brief summary: The first sentence. We'll include that as a paragraph.
Now we need to output HTML fragment only.
Structure:
About the role
Performs skilled work in preparing metal and other surfaces on aircraft equipment for painting and in applying lacquers, primers, synthetic enamels, polyurethane, and epoxy with spray guns, brushes and rollers to include painting ground support equipment; and does related work.
Responsibilities
- ... ...
Qualifications
- ... ...
without heading? The instruction says "Use
for section headings (e.g. About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule)." It doesn't forbid other headings, but we should prefer those. It also says "Prefer a few substantive sections over many thin ones." Including a company description may be okay as a
without heading. However, the instruction also says "Remove cookie/navigation/legal/EEO/equal-opportunity/scam-warning boilerplate, duplicated lines, and application instructions." The company description is not boilerplate; it's substantive. But we might be safe to include it as a
before the sections, maybe as an introductory paragraph. However, the instruction says "Use
for section headings (e.g. About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule)." It doesn't say we cannot have other headings, but we should follow the pattern. I'd include a short
about the company before the sections, without a heading. That seems acceptable. But we need to ensure we don't inadvertently create a heading like "About STS Technical Services". We'll just put a
. Let's extract that paragraph: "STS Technical Services is a Top 100 Staffing Firm that’s partnered with some of the largest names in the aerospace, manufacturing, defense and industrial industries. Our professional recruitment teams put talented individuals to work at client locations all over the world, and we have hundreds of exciting career opportunities for you to explore! If you want to speak to a Recruiting Professional directly, call 1-800-359-4787." We should not include the phone number? It's contact info; maybe it's considered application instruction? It's not exactly application instruction but could be considered contact. The instruction says remove application instructions. Phone number for recruiting professional could be considered contact info, maybe we should drop it. Safer to remove it. Keep only the descriptive part: "STS Technical Services is a Top 100 Staffing Firm that’s partnered with some of the largest names in the aerospace, manufacturing, defense and industrial industries. Our professional recruitment teams put talented individuals to work at client locations all over the world, and we have hundreds of exciting career opportunities for you to explore!" That's substantive. We'll include that as a
before sections. Now produce final HTML. Check for any stray punctuation. Let's craft.