Aircraft Structural Assembler / Maintenance Technician

TAS is recruiting an aircraft structural assembler / structural maintenance technician for major aerospace projects. The role combines structural assembly with aircraft-structure maintenance and repair.\n\nStructural assembly:\n• Assemble aerospace components and structures from plans, technical drawings and procedures.\n• Perform riveting, drilling, fitting, reaming and precision assembly.\n• Install and adjust structural subassemblies such as panels, frames and longerons.\n• Verify assembly conformity and correct identified non-conformities.\n• Follow aerospace quality, safety and tolerance standards.\n\nStructural maintenance:\n• Inspect, diagnose and repair airframes, fuselages, wings and empennage structures.\n• Perform sheet-metal and composite structural repairs according to SRM and AMM manuals.\n• Disassemble, repair and reassemble structural sections.\n• Document work in accordance with Transport Canada requirements.\n• Participate in periodic inspections and heavy-maintenance/MRO work.\n• Ensure work traceability and compliance with airworthiness procedures.

• Vocational diploma in aerospace structural assembly or vocational/college training in aircraft maintenance.\n• Experience in structural assembly or aircraft structural maintenance.\n• Excellent ability to read and interpret plans, AMM/SRM manuals and technical drawings.\n• Proficiency with hand and pneumatic tools and measuring equipment.\n• Knowledge of aerospace quality and regulatory standards.\n• Rigor, attention to detail, analytical thinking and ability to work in a structured, high-pressure team environment.\n• TCCA category S licence is a strong asset.

Published locations: Mirabel, Trois-Rivières and Montreal. Stable role with growth opportunities in production, MRO or certification, competitive conditions and benefits.