Technicien.ne annoté.e en structure

Transat AT•Montreal, QC

4d•Onsite

About The Position

The structural annotated technician is responsible for the repair and maintenance of aircraft structures. Our mission is to be the airline of choice for our customers and our team. Open-mindedness, care for others, intelligence at work, and above all, a good dose of fun allow us to accomplish great things every day. Our commitment has earned us the title of the world's best leisure airline several times, and this is just the beginning. Want to join us? You will have the chance to enjoy exclusive travel privileges to explore the world and create unforgettable memories. You will also have the opportunity to work in modern and inspiring work environments.

Requirements

College diploma in aircraft maintenance or equivalent (structure assembly).
At least two years of experience as a structural repair technician.
Hold a valid Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME) "S" license (which must remain valid at all times during employment).
Ability to perform meticulous work with hands (dexterity).
Ability to read plans/blueprints.
Strong communication skills.

Nice To Haves

Welder certification is an asset.

Responsibilities

Inspect, evaluate, repair, modify, and weld metal and/or composite aircraft parts according to airworthiness standards, in accordance with the company's applicable maintenance control manuals and Transport Canada regulations.
Order necessary parts and ensure their follow-up with the Technical Purchasing team.
Work closely with aircraft maintenance technicians to keep all aircraft systems operational.
Establish all documentation required by the Canadian Aviation Regulations (CAR), the Maintenance Control Manual (MCM), and the company's Maintenance Policy Manual (MPM) for the maintenance of all parts and structures processed.
Recommend for certification or certify by signing a maintenance logbook the completion of work and that the work on the aircraft structure has been carried out in accordance with applicable regulatory requirements.