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On-site · Calgary
The Aircraft Technician is responsible for assembling, installing, and fitting mechanical systems and structures according to technical specifications and blueprints. They also perform quality checks, functional tests, and maintenance tasks to ensure aircraft components meet safety and regulatory standards.
On-site · Sidney
The Aviation Painter is responsible for performing paint stripping, surface preparation, priming, and topcoating on aircraft according to manufacturer specifications. They must also monitor stock levels, maintain a clean work environment, and assist in the training and supervision of junior employees.
On-site · Calgary
The Aircraft Maintenance Engineer is responsible for inspecting, repairing, modifying, and fabricating aircraft structural components to ensure airworthiness. They must perform these tasks in accordance with approved technical data, structural repair manuals, and Canadian Aviation Regulations.
On-site · Calgary
Perform electrical wiring tasks, system installations, and troubleshooting on avionics systems within an aircraft manufacturing environment. Ensure all work complies with industry safety regulations and maintain accurate records of all repairs and installations.
On-site · Calgary
The Aircraft Maintenance Engineer is responsible for maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing aircraft avionics systems to ensure continued airworthiness. They must perform these tasks in accordance with Transport Canada regulations, approved technical data, and company safety standards.
On-site · Calgary
The Aircraft Interior Technician assists with the removal, installation, repair, and refurbishment of aircraft cabin components such as seats, panels, and flooring. They work collaboratively with maintenance personnel to ensure aircraft interiors meet quality and safety standards during modification programs.
On-site · Calgary
The Aircraft Maintenance Engineer is responsible for performing mechanical maintenance, troubleshooting, and repairs on aircraft systems to ensure airworthiness. They must document all maintenance activities accurately while adhering to Transport Canada regulations and company safety standards.
On-site · Sidney
Perform heat treat operations, anodizing, and chemical cleaning on various aircraft parts in accordance with customer specifications. Assist in training and supervising junior employees while ensuring adherence to quality and safety standards.
On-site · Sidney
The Aviation Machinist is responsible for machining aircraft parts and tooling using both conventional and CNC equipment. They must also perform in-process inspections, plan projects, and assist in training junior employees while maintaining safety standards.
On-site · Sidney
The Aircraft Assembler will study and interpret engineering blueprints and technical drawings to understand assembly requirements. They will utilize various tools to assemble sheet metal parts and conduct thorough inspections to ensure quality and adherence to aerospace standards.
On-site · Calgary
Responsible for the installation, integration, and functional validation of aircraft electrical and avionics systems on the final assembly line. This includes performing continuity checks, troubleshooting system discrepancies, and ensuring compliance with engineering specifications and regulatory requirements.
On-site · Calgary
Responsible for the installation, integration, and functional testing of aircraft mechanical systems on the final assembly line. This includes troubleshooting discrepancies and ensuring all systems meet engineering specifications and regulatory requirements.
On-site · Victoria
The Chief Pilot supervises flight crews and develops standard operating procedures in compliance with Canadian Air Regulations. They are responsible for managing training programs, conducting performance reviews, and ensuring high service standards for corporate air services.