Located in Central Alberta, Air Spray (1967) Ltd. is an Aerial Fire Suppression company which has been operating throughout Canada for nearly 60 years. With approximately 30 aircraft in the fleet, this privately owned business proudly protects local communities and forests from wildfires across Canada, and beyond.
We have an exciting chance for a full time Machinist to join our team of aviation specialists!
Qualifications;
Journeyman Machinist License, or equivalent aviation experience
Gibbs Cam Mill level 1 or higher
Extensive experience with solids
Proficient in English, written and spoken
Attention to detail and a commitment to maintaining high standards
Reliable, punctual, and trustworthy
Responsibilities Include;
Supporting aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) activities by manufacturing parts and performing component repairs
Set up, program, and operate conventional and CNC machine tools to manufacture, modify, repair, and overhaul aircraft components and tooling
Interpret complex engineering drawings, and technical specifications to determine machining processes and tolerances
Manufacture precision aerospace components from aluminum, stainless steel, titanium, and other specialty alloys in accordance with engineering data
Collaborate with engineering, production, and maintenance teams
Inspect completed parts using precision measuring instruments and coordinate measuring equipment to verify conformance
Diagnose machining, tooling, and dimensional issues and apply corrective actions
Utilize the Company reporting system to report any hazard, incident or accident
Perform work in accordance with all Transport Canada guidelines
Other related duties as assigned
All qualified applicants are encouraged to submit their resumes for consideration. This job closes when a suitable candidate if found.
Work Location: In person
📌 Machinist Aviation Springbrook
🏢 Air Spray (1967
📍 Springbrook
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