Technical Manufacturing and Production Instructor

Westerkirk•Calgary, AB

7d•Onsite

About The Position

De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited (DHC) is seeking a Technical Manufacturing and Production Instructor to join their Learning and Development (L&D) team, which operates the in-house aircraft manufacturing and assembly training program known as the DHC Academy. This role is for a subject matter expert in avionics, mechanical, or structures with a passion for teaching and developing new hires. DHC is experiencing significant growth and is looking to add individuals who can provide high-quality, comprehensive, and hands-on instruction to prepare employees for their future roles. While instructional experience is not a strict requirement, it is considered an asset. Multiple individuals may be hired from this posting based on their skill sets. The position is a 40-hour work week with available morning and evening shifts, determined by successful candidates and aligned with production schedules. The work is performed on-site in Calgary, Alberta.

Requirements

An Aircraft Maintenance Engineer in Avionics, Mechanics or Structures (or military equivalent) OR 10+ years of equivalent years in a relevant position.
Practical experience working in a technical, operational role in either an aerospace manufacturing or AMO or MRO environment is required.
Strong knowledge of aircraft assembly techniques, materials management, quality control methodologies, and manufacturing principles is required.
Aptitude for instructional delivery, with the ability to develop engaging training materials and curricula.

Nice To Haves

Prior instructional experience in manufacturing or industrial settings is an asset.
Familiarity with e-learning platforms, learning management systems, and training technologies is an asset.

Responsibilities

Ensure that safety and quality are emphasized throughout the training, instructing students on adhering to industry standards, regulations, and best practices.
Support the design and delivery of training programs focused on manufacturing and production processes in the aviation industry, including creating instructional materials, lesson plans, and hands-on training activities.
Conduct engaging classroom instruction on topics such as aircraft assembly, production techniques, and manufacturing principles, and lead hands-on practical training.
Assess student performance through practical assessments and projects, providing constructive feedback.
Assist in the creation and enhancement of curriculum materials, including workbooks, resources, and training aids, and collaborate in the development of new training courses.
Evaluate the effectiveness of training programs and lead improvement initiatives where gaps are identified.