HIRING BONUS Licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineer- Mechanics

KF Aerospace•Kelowna, BC

7d•CA$37 - CA$45•Onsite

About The Position

At KF Aerospace, our people enjoy rewarding, quality work in a friendly environment where we have one thing in common: we are proud of what we do! Privately owned and operated, KF Aerospace is an industry leading Aviation Company and the largest Commercial AMO in Canada. We operate two full-service MRO facilities in Kelowna, BC, and Hamilton, ON with a line base in Vancouver, BC. We complete over 200 heavy maintenance checks or modifications annually for customers like WestJet, Canadian North, DND, and other key Canadian and US carriers. In addition to maintenance checks, we offer major structure and avionic modifications, cargo door installations, AC stretches and conversions. We provide fleet and customer support on location, as well as out-base coverage. As an Approved Training Organization, we offer a variety of type certificate courses, both internally and to a variety of customers around the world. We are always looking for innovative ways to deliver training to both our employees and customers. We are also the type certificate holder for the Convair 580. Located in BC’s beautiful Okanagan Valley, Kelowna is home to our Head Office and our largest maintenance facility. 750 of our 1,200 employees are employed in Kelowna. They spend their off-hours enjoying all the valley has to offer year-round; from skiing at any of the five local ski hills, visiting the 200 local wineries, golfing at one of the 30 golf courses, or enjoying the amazing lakes and sandy beaches. In fact, Kelowna is Canada's second-fastest growing city in terms of household numbers and USA Today named the Okanagan Valley as the world's second-best wine region to visit. Our strong and growing company provides employees with the community, co-workers and satisfying challenges that make a positive connection between career and lifestyle. We have exciting opportunities for full-time permanent Mechanical AME's in Kelowna, BC. Our Kelowna facility supports B737 NG, MAX, Boeing 757, L382, Twin Otter, ATR and other various aircraft.

Requirements

Transport Canada Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (Mechanical) License or 7 years experience working on M2 aircraft.
Unlicensed mechanics are expected to have the willingness and qualifications to obtain a Transport Canada license within 1 year.
Positive attitude and strong work ethic.
Willing to take initiative.
Demonstrated organizational skills and attention to detail.
Ability to learn and understand KF organizational systems and work flow.
Ability to work effectively independently and as part of a team.
Good oral and written communication skills.
Able to effectively train apprentices.
Ability to accept constructive criticism.
Basic computer skills and familiarity with Intranet.
Willing to pursue additional company training as required.
Must be able to meet the physical demands of the position.
Flexibility to work any type of shift.

Responsibilities

Perform heavy maintenance, repairs, and modifications.
Display thorough working knowledge of aircraft systems on multiple aircraft including Air conditioning, hydraulics, engines, flight controls, landing gear, avionics, electrical generation, oxygen, fuel, pneumatics.
Engage in basic trouble shooting 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.
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.
Source appropriate calibrated tooling for the jobs.
Ensures appropriate documentation is completed accurately and on time and submitted to a senior Technician or Shift Lead for ACA approval.
Sources required technical information in maintenance manuals.
Ability to complete ERP processes and procedures correctly.
Clear up log book snags.
Applying safe work practices in all job duties, including wearing all appropriate PPE (personal protective equipment), understanding and applying the Risk Management System, understanding and applying Health & Safety Policies, maintaining good housekeeping and cleanliness standards, and understanding and applying safe handling practices with the aircraft.