Aircraft Structures Maintenance Technician

Aircraft structural repair and modification define this Aircraft Structures AME role, requiring hands-on expertise with metallic and composite components. Work safely while meeting Transport Canada standards.

As a licensed aircraft structures professional, you will support aircraft completions, maintenance, and component manufacturing. The work includes interpreting engineering drawings, STC kits, manufacturer specifications, and maintenance manuals. You will also collaborate with Engineering, Quality Assurance, and Supervisors to resolve technical issues and discrepancies.

• Install structural components and complete aircraft modifications
• Repair metallic and composite aircraft structures
• Manufacture brackets, angles, and detail parts
• Rivet, drill, cut, fit, and install structures
• Support tear-down, reassembly, and field repairs

• Complete a Transport Canada-approved Aircraft Structures Maintenance Program
• Minimum three years as a licensed aircraft maintenance technician
• Read technical drawings and maintenance documentation
• Demonstrate structural troubleshooting and repair skills
• Remain eligible for Canadian Controlled Goods Program clearance

Apply aircraft modification, repair, documentation, and safety expertise while supporting AAA Canada aerospace projects and apprentices.