Aircraft Maintenance Technician / Mechanic

The aircraft mechanic is responsible for inspecting, maintaining, diagnosing, repairing and overhauling aircraft mechanical systems in accordance with regulatory requirements, technical manuals and quality standards. Work may take place in manufacturing, maintenance-repair-overhaul (MRO), airlines or aircraft operators.\n\nResponsibilities:\n• Diagnose failures and anomalies in aircraft mechanical systems.\n• Perform preventive and corrective maintenance in accordance with manuals, drawings, approved procedures and regulations.\n• Disassemble, inspect, clean, repair and reassemble airframes, engines and subsystems.\n• Install or modify engines, flight controls, fuel circuits, hydraulic, pneumatic, electrical and avionics systems.\n• Perform inspections after assembly, modification, repair or overhaul.\n• Document all maintenance work in technical records.\n• Ensure compliance with quality standards, customer requirements and regulations.\n• Collaborate with team leads, supervisors and quality assurance.\n• Report irregularities, non-conformities and safety conditions.\n• Order parts and supplies and track inventories.\n• Maintain a 5S-compliant workplace and follow health and safety policies.

• Technical or college training in aircraft maintenance, mechanics, structures or avionics.\n• At least 4 years of civil or military aircraft-maintenance experience.\n• Strong understanding of mechanical, electrical and avionics systems.\n• Ability to read and interpret technical manuals, schematics and engineering drawings.\n• Rigor, organization, attention to detail and strong safety awareness.\n• Adaptability and teamwork.\n• AME M1-M2 licence is an asset.

Published locations: Trois-Rivières and Montreal. Variable shifts may include days, evenings, nights and weekends.