MEASTR0010 — Paint aircraft surfaces

1 Prepare for painting

• 1.1Identify painting task from maintenance documentation and enterprise procedures and identify type of substrate
• 1.2Identify and assemble required materials, tools and other items using enterprise procedures and maintenance publications
• 1.3Match aircraft or component identification to maintenance documentation
• 1.4Prepare surfaces for application of paint in accordance with enterprise procedures or process specification
• 1.5Apply required masking and barrier materials in accordance with standard enterprise procedures

2 Apply primer

• 2.1Identify and comply with work health and safety (WHS) requirements and check personal protective equipment (PPE) for correct fit and function
• 2.2Comply with temperature and humidity requirements in accordance with product application procedures or documents
• 2.3Apply specified primer in accordance with enterprise procedures or process specification
• 2.4Identify and rectify substandard paintwork in accordance with enterprise procedures or process specification
• 2.5Clean equipment in accordance with standard enterprise procedures

3 Apply surface topcoat

• 3.1Identify and comply with WHS requirements and check PPE for correct fit and function
• 3.2Comply with temperature and humidity requirements
• 3.3Prepare specified topcoat material in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions
• 3.4Apply topcoat in accordance with enterprise procedures or process specifications
• 3.5Identify and rectify substandard paintwork in accordance with enterprise procedures or process specifications
• 3.6Remove mask and barrier materials and complete required final finishing of surface
• 3.7Complete documentation in accordance with standard enterprise procedures

4 Clean up work area and maintain equipment

• 4.1Remove and dispose of or store waste materials in accordance with legislative, regulatory and enterprise procedures
• 4.2Clean equipment in accordance with enterprise procedures or manufacturer’s instructions
• 4.3Check equipment for serviceability and deal with unserviceable items in accordance with enterprise procedures
• 4.4Clean and maintain tools in accordance with enterprise procedures
• 4.5Clean work area and inspect for serviceable condition in accordance with standard enterprise procedures

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