Aircraft Technician Structures

The Aircraft Technician (Structure) performs aircraft structural inspections, repairs and modification activities in accordance with Manufactures Manuals, Approved Data and the requirements set forth by the Company.

• Monday-Thursday, 2:45PM to 1:15AM
• Monday-Friday, 6AM to 2:30PM
• Friday-Sunday. 6AM-6:30PM

Reporting to the Structure Supervisor, the Aircraft Technician (Structure) main duties and responsibilities are broken down as follows:

• Carry out scheduled and unscheduled structures tasks;
• Perform inspections, fabricate, assemble, install, and repair aircraft sheet metal structures and components;
• Document discrepancies and raise NRC’s in accordance with Company Policies & Procedures and Customer’s Manuals as required;
• Determine the proper corrective actions required to rectify discrepancies;
• Perform a wide variety of aircraft structural related activities;
• Perform modification activities;
• Document maintenance actions in accordance with Company Policies & Procedures and Customer’s Manuals as required;
• Complete a variety of forms, tags and documents in accordance with Company Policies & Procedures and Customer’s Manuals as required;
• Estimate the time required to complete NRC’s and coordinate with the Project and Trade Supervisors to ensure that the labor requirements for all trades have been accounted for;
• Identify and raise Purchase Requests;
• Work in close coordination with the Project and Trade Supervisors to ensure that the work is performed within the scheduled timeframe;
• Route to quarantine unserviceable, time expired or rejected parts pending disposition;
• Ensure that all replacement parts are inspected and properly certified prior to installation;
• Ensure that all work is performed in accordance with Company quality standards, policies & procedures and Regulatory Authority requirements (TC, FAA, etc.);
• Report any quality issues to the Production Manager and Quality Department;
• Any other duties assigned by your immediate supervisor.

• Diploma in Aircraft Maintenance Structure specialization.
• Experience in avionics maintenance and inspection.
• Strong attention to detail, precision, and teamwork skills.
• Knowledge of Transport Canada (TC) and FAA regulations is considered an asset.

• A stimulating work environment and a dynamic team.
• Ongoing training and professional development opportunities.
• A direct contribution to aviation safety and quality.