Job Description The pre‑flight inspector is responsible for checking the condition and compliance of aircraft before they are put into service. With attention to detail and technical expertise, they help ensure the safety of flight operations by identifying any anomalies and ensuring compliance with applicable standards.
Permanent position. Evening shift. Start date: May 19, 2026.
Benefits Sick days to support your wellbeing.
Comprehensive group insurance plan.
Health, wellness and development program.
Competitive salary.
Career development and qualified growth opportunities.
Stimulating work environment with major projects in the aerospace, land transport and defense sectors.
Responsibilities Ensure product compliance with established procedures and quality standards.
Inspect various mechanical parts and components.
Prepare inspection and non‑conformity reports.
Handle non‑conformities.
Identify any issues that may impede proper production functioning.
Perform required audits within the quality system.
Skills and Qualifications DEC or AEC in aircraft maintenance or M2 License.
5 years' experience as a mechanical inspector in the aerospace field.
Proficiency in inspection techniques.
Strong knowledge of technical specifications in the aerospace field.
Knowledge of aeronautical standards (BAPS, AIPI, etc.).
Quick thinking and a developed attention to detail.
Bilingual (French - English) spoken and written is a strong asset.
AAA is committed to employment equity and encourages women, Indigenous people, persons with disabilities, and members of visible minorities to apply.