AME-S Apprentice

1510 Tower St, Abbotsford, BC V2T 6H5, Canada

Posted Monday, November 24, 2025 at 11:00 AM

Join a Mission with Impact — And Be Valued Every Step of the Way

At Conair, you will find more than a job — you will find purpose. As the largest privately owned fixed-wing aerial firefighting company in the world, we operate a fleet of 70 specialized aircraft dedicated to protecting communities and natural environments from the growing threat of wildfires. For over 50 years, we have led the industry through innovation, technical excellence, and an unwavering commitment to service.

Meaningful Work, Recognized Contribution

Whether you are an engineer, pilot, technician, or support professional, your role at Conair directly contributes to public safety and environmental protection. From designing and modifying air tankers to keeping our fleet mission-ready through high-level maintenance and repair, your work will have tangible impact.

Our operations span Canada, the United States, Australia, and France — offering international exposure and diverse, seasonal opportunities in aviation and operations.

Competitive Compensation - At Conair, your work matters and so do you,

• We conduct ongoing market analysis to ensure that our compensation remains at the upper echelon of industry standards.
• We provide a comprehensive and competitive benefits package, including extended health coverage, retirement contributions, and wellness initiatives that support you and your family.
• We invest in your future through structured training, mentoring, and career development programs, so you can grow with us over the long term.

A Culture of Teamwork and Trust

Conair’s culture is built on collaboration, safety, and mutual respect. You will join a team that takes pride not only in what we do, but in how we do it — supporting one another every step of the way, especially during demanding fire seasons. Your wellbeing, your development, and your voice all matter here.

Protect communities. Advance your career. Be part of something greater.

We currently have an opening for a full-time permanent AME S Apprentice based in Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada.

Reporting to the Sheet Metal Crew Lead, the Apprentice works in a supervised environment and performs repair, overhaul and modifications of aircraft composite structures and components. Working within a team environment, you are expected to operate under supervision and as suitable to your level of experience.

In this role your duties will include the following:

• Responsible for carrying out increasingly complex tasks in fabrication, repair, overhaul and modification of aircraft, aircraft parts, Conair products and systems.
• Cooperates with other departments to promote efficiency, project coordination and schedule accuracy.
• Adhering to Conair safety regulation, policies and procedures while performing their duties;
• Acts as a team player while assisting fellow employees in the performance of their duties in a professional and courteous manner;
• Maintain the Transport Canada log book up to date;
• At the end of their apprenticeship program (in a timely manner) begin working towards acquiring a Transport Canada license;
• Work the occasional irregular shift to meet operational AOG requirements.
• Basic knowledge of Conair information technology system as related to their learner level

We are looking for someone with:

• Knowledge of aircraft services and the maintenance required to assist in maintaining the aircraft in a serviceable and airworthy condition;
• Knowledge of safety measures required within the workplace;
• Ability to learn quickly and adapt to change;
• Ability to take instruction; listen and follow direction;
• Skilled in working with tools, sheet metal, and mechanical and power machinery;
• Knowledge of CARs as related to aircraft maintenance;
• Ability to work in physically and environmentally challenging situations.
• Able to operate a vehicle for extended periods and travel internationally without restrictions.

Training/

Education:

• Diploma in AME
  -S from a Transport Canada approved institution;
• Advancement based on satisfactory performance.

*** Must be legally entitled to work in Canada***