Your role

Under the responsibility of the director of maintenance, your role will be to perform the maintenance tasks scheduled by your coordinator.

You will also need to perform the aircraft maintenance release and support rectifying deficiencies noted during routine inspections or reported by a crew after a flight while keeping your technical and health/safety training records up to date.

- In progress of a valid Transport Canada AME license, or having the logbook at 70% completed at the minimum;
- Understanding of aircraft maintenance procedures and operations;
- Perform duties according to aircraft specifications and maintenance manuals;
- Canadian citizenship or permanent resident status;
- Eligible for obtaining an identity card for restricted areas (RAIC);
- Driving License class 5.

Profile :
- Excellent interpersonal skills, ability to work in a team;
- Excellent communication skills in English and French (written and spoken);
- Reason:




- Signature documents in English: The procedures, specifications, and technical regulations are in English

- Ability to work under pressure, good stress management;
- Demonstrate flexibility based on business needs;
- Good adaptability, organizational skills, and attention to detail.

- Experienced and agile team!
- Uniform;
- Variable salary, depending on the obtained licenses and experiences;
- Flexible hours;
- RRSP;
- 3 weeks of vacation after the first year in service;
- 5 personal days off per year;
- Full range of benefits:

- Group insurance including :

- Assistance program for employees and their families
- Telemedicine
- Life insurance
- Postal Pharmacy
- Short and long term disability, dental, and drug life insurance

📌 Apprentice - Aircraft Maintenance Engineer, Dorval, Québec
🏢 Starlink Aviation
📍 Dorval