Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (Structures) (Aerospace)

TL;DR

Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (Structures) (Aerospace): Performing aircraft servicing and structural maintenance for the Future Aircrew Training program with an accent on airworthiness and structural integrity. Focus on repairing metal and carbon-composite assemblies and executing periodic heavy inspections.

Location: Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. Relocation support is available.

Salary: Up to $45.06/hour

Company

Global leader in simulation, training, and mission readiness for aviation and critical operations.

What you will do

• Inspect, modify, and repair aircraft structural components to ensure ongoing airworthiness.
• Perform structural repairs on metal, aluminum, and carbon-composite assemblies.
• Remove and replace line-replaceable units and structural components.
• Interpret and apply technical publications, engineering drawings, and diagrams.
• Execute periodic heavy inspections as part of a Phase Inspection team.
• Collaborate with technicians, contractors, and instructors to maintain mission readiness.

Requirements

• Transport Canada-approved AME Diploma or Canadian Forces ACS Technician equivalence.
• Valid AME S License (Structures).
• Eligible to work in Canada (Citizen, Permanent Resident, or valid Work Permit).
• Ability to obtain Reliability Security Clearance (Government of Canada).
• Must meet Controlled Goods Directorate and US ITAR compliance requirements.
• Valid driver’s license and ability to work day or evening shifts.

Nice to have

• Possession of M1 or M2 AME license.
• Experience with military aviation or ex-military structures trade background.
• Prior experience performing structural repairs on aircraft metals or composite materials.
• Experience working within a Phase Inspection environment.

Culture & Benefits

• Competitive salary with paid overtime.
• Comprehensive group insurance and pension plan.
• Employee stock purchase plan.
• Paid holiday shutdown from December 24 to January 2.
• Provision of tools, equipment, safety gear, and work boot allowance.
• Predictable work schedules (Monday to Friday) with a people-first culture.