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Explore 31 current Avionics Technician jobs from 14 verified employers across Canada. Compare live openings, locations, and workplace options on Jobs.ca.
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Boeing
The technician will assemble, disassemble, and modify aerospace vehicle components while troubleshooting complex electrical, pneumatic, and hydraulic systems. They are also responsible for documenting procedures to ensure regulatory compliance and verifying repairs for flight worthiness.
De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited
The Avionics Technician is responsible for the installation, maintenance, testing, and troubleshooting of aircraft electrical and avionics systems. They ensure all work is performed in accordance with engineering specifications, regulatory requirements, and DHC standards.
Skyservice Business Aviation Inc.
The apprentice will troubleshoot, install, and repair aircraft avionics systems under the supervision of experienced technicians. They are also responsible for maintaining a clean work environment and interacting cooperatively with other trade personnel and customers.
AvPosts
Perform servicing, troubleshooting, and installation of radio, radar, and navigation systems on private jets. Responsibilities include fabricating interconnecting wiring and certifying avionics installations to ensure airworthiness standards.
AvPosts
Perform servicing, maintenance, and repair of aircraft avionics systems and components according to approved programs. Responsibilities include conducting functional checks, ramp duties, and providing technical supervision to other technicians.
Insight Global
The technician will install and route wiring, cables, and harnesses throughout helicopter airframes while following engineering drawings. They will also assist with testing equipment setup and collaborate with senior technicians to ensure quality and safety standards are met.
AvPosts
Perform and oversee avionics activities, inspections, and modifications in the hangar and on the ramp. Ensure all aircraft documentation is accurate and compliant with Transport Canada regulatory standards.
YESA
The Avionics Technician performs first and second line maintenance on aircraft systems, including inspection, repair, and testing of electrical and avionics components. They are also responsible for ramp duties, mission equipment installation, and ensuring all work complies with safety and company directives.
Top Aces
Perform troubleshooting, installation, and repair of aircraft avionics systems in compliance with manufacturer standards and aviation regulations. Maintain accurate maintenance records and support safety programs and quality management systems.
Top Aces
The Avionics Technician is responsible for troubleshooting, installing, and repairing aircraft avionics systems in compliance with manufacturer standards and Canadian Aviation Regulations. They also perform receiving inspections, maintain accurate maintenance records, and support the company's safety and quality management programs.
IMP Aerospace & Defence
Perform servicing, troubleshooting, and installation of radio, radar, and navigation systems on private jets. Responsibilities include fabricating interconnecting wiring and certifying avionics installations to ensure airworthiness standards.
IMP Aerospace & Defence
Perform servicing, troubleshooting, maintenance, and installation of radio, radar, and navigation systems on private jets. Responsibilities include fabricating interconnecting wiring and certifying avionics installations using company-issued ACA.
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There are 31 Avionics Technician jobs currently published on Aerojobs.ca, from 14 hiring employers across Canada.
Employers currently hiring Avionics Technicians on Aerojobs.ca include Boeing, De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited, Skyservice Business Aviation Inc., AvPosts and Insight Global.
The cities with the most Avionics Technician openings on Aerojobs.ca right now are Calgary, AB, Dorval, QC, Lazo, BC, Cold Lake, AB and Toronto, ON.
Avionics Technician falls under NOC 22313 in the National Occupational Classification 2021, titled “Aircraft instrument, electrical and avionics mechanics, technicians and inspectors”. This is the code to quote on Canadian immigration and work permit applications.
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