Aircraft Maintenance Engineer M2

GAL Aero Staff Ltd. is a Canadian aerospace company specializing in delivering high‑quality technical and operational services to the aviation industry. Our expertise includes aircraft interior, structural, manufacturing, and maintenance solutions for OEMs, MROs, and operators across North America. We offer carefully designed programs and benefits, including time‑off, insurance, and other plans, to support our teams and meet evolving operational and regulatory requirements.

Location:

Hamilton, ON 9500 Airport Rd, Mount Hope, L0R 1W0.

Reporting to an AME‑M Shift Lead, the AME‑M Level is a licensed mechanic responsible for performing line and heavy maintenance in a safe and efficient manner.

The AME‑M is expected to be able to demonstrate his/her capability to understand and perform the following functions under varying levels of supervision:
Technical display thorough working knowledge of aircraft systems on multiple aircraft including air‑conditioning, hydraulics, engines, flight controls, landing gear, avionics, electrical generation, oxygen, fuel, and pneumatics; engage in basic troubleshooting on assigned tasks; aircraft servicing and operations; complete daily inspections; receive and depart aircraft; familiarity with the functional operation of the aircraft and perform run‑ups from right seat; perform independent critical and non‑critical systems checks (i.e. oxygen, fuel, batteries);

safely operate all ground equipment; towing aircraft – able to perform all positions; complete basic inspection tasks; inspection of aircraft in accordance with service bulletins, airworthiness directives and aircraft manuals; inspection and assessment of aircraft components and airframe including engines, landing gear, flight controls, hydraulic systems, and pneumatic systems to locate defects or other problems in accordance with appropriate documents;

aircraft maintenance and repair; read and interpret maintenance manuals, service bulletins, and other specifications to determine the feasibility and method of repairing or replacing malfunctioning or damaged components; source appropriate tooling, test equipment or ground support equipment; maintain engines and components including fuel systems, anti‑ice, ignition, fire extinguishing, exhaust, oil and engine indicating systems; maintain aircraft systems and components including landing gear, airframe fuel, hydraulic and high‑pressure pneumatic, flight control, cabin environment, ice/rain protection, fire protection/detection, and doors/interiors and emergency equipment;

replace or repair worn, defective, or damaged components; ability to measure cable tension and adjust control cables; measure parts for wear, using precision instruments if required; assemble and install electrical, plumbing, mechanical, hydraulic, and structural components and accessories; carry out operational tests of engines and aircraft systems; ability to provide solutions for defects while carrying out repairs; sign off on own work and the work of others where endorsed/qualified;

complete assigned tasks in a timely manner; clear up log book snags; take responsibility for quality of own work and fix mistakes where required and with minimal rework.

Ensures appropriate documentation for his/her own work is completed accurately and on time and submitted to senior AME or Shift Lead for ACA approval as required for ACA approval in areas where they do not have an endorsement; sources required technical information in maintenance manuals in an accurate and timely manner; ability to complete M3 processes and procedures correctly.

Applies safe work practices in all job duties, including wearing all…