Aircraft Structures AME

The Aircraft Structures AME is responsible for installing structural components and modifications, repairing/troubleshooting customer or company owned aircraft and assisting with the manufacturing of detailed parts when necessary.

Responsibilities

Lead the install of structural components and/or modifications to aircraft according to AHCA drawings, vendor drawings, and STC kits; Manufacture components according to engineering drawings when necessary; Complete composite modifications to aircraft components; Support the Quality Assurance department with inspections to determine compliance with AMM and TCCA standards; Instruct and mentor the Aircraft Structures Apprentice; Utilize powered tools to rivet, cut, drill and install components; Support the Aircraft Maintenance Engineer with initial aircraft teardown; Complete field service repairs for customer owned aircraft; Assist in manufacturing detailed aircraft parts; Support transportation of aircraft through completion process; Ensure problems or changes regarding drawings/installations are brought to supervisor/QA/Engineering; Maintain correct daily time booking in SAP; Complete work order sign outs; Record snags/defects/deficiencies; Ensure work packages are complete; Ensure production bay is neat and free from FOD; Complete daily tool check; Maintain cleanliness and 5S; Maintain currency through self-study; Remain current on service bulletins and safety alerts

Requirements

Completion of a Transport Canada approved Aircraft Structures Maintenance program; TCCA AME License; 3 years’ experience as a licensed technician working in aircraft maintenance; Eligible to enroll in the Canadian Controlled Goods Program through successful screening; Literacy Skills: able to read and interpret technical drawings, instructions, and manuals; Able to follow instructions and standards for product quality and report non-conformances and quality concerns; Follow company/industry safety regulations and guidelines; Able to work within a team environment on day to day circumstances; Able to identify and solve common problems during the aircraft completion process; Able to meet deadlines and work under pressure; Strong troubleshooting skills and ability to communicate issues/snags to Lead Hand, Aircraft Maintenance Engineer

Nice to have

Field experience maintaining Airbus products is considered an asset

Benefits

Flexible working arrangements