Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Apprentice YYC

AirSprint•Calgary, AB

7d•Onsite

About The Position

Have your career take off with us! At AirSprint, our core values of Safety, Integrity, Humility, Service, People, and Community, are ingrained throughout our operations and culture. As an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME) Apprentice within our Maintenance team, you will assist our licensed AMEs with maintaining our fleet of modern business aircraft. Using your troubleshooting skills and knowledge of aircraft maintenance practices, your responsibilities at AirSprint will involve performing various tasks related to the maintenance and repair of aircraft and their components. A passion for aviation and providing exceptional service formed the foundation of AirSprint's introduction of Fractional Jet Ownership to Canada in 2000. Today, each of our dedicated staff is passionate about delivering a private aviation experience that positively contributes to successful Canadians' personal and professional lives. We do this with values of "Safety, Service, People, Integrity, Humility, and Community." AirSprint's mission is to provide successful Canadians with a better choice for optimizing their time by enhancing the private jet ownership experience with industry-leading safety standards, exceptional turn-key service, and increased flexibility, all at a fraction of the cost and personalized for their individual needs.

Requirements

Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Diploma with Transport Canada accreditation.
Excellent mechanical ability and tool skills.
Knowledge of Transport Canada Regulations.
Ability to obtain and maintain a valid Restricted Area Identity Card (RAIC).
A Canadian Passport or a valid Passport of another country with a US Visa.
Valid Class 5 driver’s license with a clean driver abstract.

Nice To Haves

Previous mechanical experience.
Previous aviation experience.

Responsibilities

Carry out inspection, repair, servicing, and troubleshooting of AirSprint’s fleet of modern business aircraft, according to the manufacture’s specifications, company policies and procedures and Transport Canada regulations and standards while under the supervision of a licensed AME.
Maintain tools and equipment required to perform primary duties.
Support AMEs and work in a collaborative manner ensuring operational efficiency.
Maintain ground equipment.
Conduct workplace inspections and clean ups.
Report issues affecting the serviceability or safety of aircraft.