29 Aug
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Airborne Engines
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British Columbia
29 Aug
Airborne Engines
British Columbia
Airborne Engines Ltd. is a Transport Canada, EASA, Rolls-Royce, and Ozark Aeroworks certified helicopter engine MRO facility based in Delta, BC. Established in 1991, we specialize in Rolls-Royce M250 and Ozark Model T53 turbine engine maintenance, repair, and overhaul for military and commercial operators. We are a multiple Rolls-Royce First Class Service award winner and a subsidiary of M International.
We are a clean, modern, and technically demanding environment where precision is non‑negotiable; the quality of this work directly affects human lives.
About the role
We’re looking for a Welder to join our shop team. You’ll be working on aeronautical components using GTAW, resistance spot welding, and torch brazing techniques, on materials including titanium, Inconel, stainless steel, aluminum, and magnesium. We welcome candidates who have completed welding training and are early in their careers — if you have the foundation and the work ethic, we will invest in your development and support you through your Red Seal certification.
What you'll do
Perform GTAW, resistance spot welding, and torch brazing on aeronautical parts, following OEM repair instructions and technical drawings
Maintain welding area housekeeping, tool control, and equipment
Support the Engineering department on weld repair specifications and first article inspections
Repair and fabricate fixtures, specialty tooling, and work aids
Operate drill presses, bench grinders, pneumatic and hand tools, and measuring equipment
Adhere to Canadian Aviation Regulations, industry standards, and company health and safety policies
Support Lean and Six Sigma practices in the shop
Qualifications
Required
Certificate in Welding from an approved technical school
Hands‑on welding experience — whether from school, or prior work
Comfortable working with technical drawings and repair instructions
High attention to detail, reliable, and a solid team player
Strong interest in the aviation industry
Nice to Have
Familiarity with titanium, Inconel, alloy steels, stainless steel, aluminum, and magnesium
Human Factors, WHMIS, CCAA, or Canadian Aviation Regulation training
Any progress toward Red Seal or AWS D17.1/D17.2 certification
What We Offer
Competitive hourly rate ranging from $24 to $28, based on experience
Eligible for annual performance bonus
Extended health, dental, and vision coverage
Monday to Friday, day shift, with occasional overtime opportunities
RRSP matching
On‑site parking
Sponsored Red Seal certification. We will support your path to certification as you grow in the role
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📌 Welder (British Columbia)
🏢 Airborne Engines
📍 British Columbia