Type: In-Office | Full-Time | Saskatchwan, Canada

We are seeking Aircraft Maintenance Engineers (AMEs) for one of our clients. As an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer, you will inspect, maintain, repair, and test aircraft systems to ensure safe, reliable, and mission-ready operations. This hands-on position involves removing and replacing line replaceable units (LRUs) and components, conducting maintenance and servicing activities, interpreting technical documentation, and supporting overall aircraft availability.

This position is based in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. Relocation assistance is available for eligible candidates.

Key Responsibilities

Aircraft Maintenance & Repair

Perform inspections, maintenance, repairs, and functional testing of aircraft systems.

Ensure compliance with airworthiness standards and maintenance procedures.

Troubleshoot and resolve aircraft system issues to support operational readiness.

Component Servicing & Replacement

Remove and replace line replaceable units (LRUs) and aircraft components.

Interpret technical publications, drawings, diagrams, and schematics to support maintenance activities.

Specialized Shop & Flight Line Operations

Conduct maintenance and servicing activities in specialized shops and on the flight line.

Maintain tools, equipment, and support equipment required for assigned duties.

Order aircraft spare parts and materials as required.

Collaboration & Documentation

Provide updates and debriefs to Team Leads as required.

Complete maintenance records and required documentation accurately and efficiently.

Conduct workplace inspections and general housekeeping duties to maintain a secure work environment.

Leadership & Support Duties

Fulfill Desk Controller responsibilities when required.

Contribute to safe operations, teamwork, and continuous improvement initiatives.

Qualifcations
To succeed in this role, candidates should demonstrate the following:

Education & Experience





Minimum 4 years of aircraft maintenance experience, including at least 3 years in first-line maintenance activities.

Transport Canada M1/M2 certification or equivalent Canadian Armed Forces training.

Ability to obtain a Government of Canada Reliability Security Clearance.

Eligible to work in Canada (Canadian Citizen, Permanent Resident, valid Work Permit, or ability to obtain eligibility).

Second-line maintenance experience is considered an asset.

Experience in life cycle support activities is considered an asset.

Equivalent international certifications (FAA A&P;, EASA B1/B2, or equivalent) are welcomed.

Technical Skills

Key Competencies

Team-oriented with excellent oral and written communication skills in English.

Ability to work effectively in a collaborative maintenance environment.

Safety-focused, detail-oriented, and committed to quality workmanship.

Willingness to work shifts and travel as required.

Valid driver's licence.

What You Will Get

Minimum 40 hours per week with paid overtime opportunities.

Flexible group insurance plan.

Competitive pension plan and employee stock purchase options.

Vacation, paid statutory holidays, and sick leave.

Paid holiday shutdown from December 24 to January 2 (inclusive).

Full tooling, equipment, safety gear, and work boot allowance provided.

Relocation assistance available for eligible candidates.

A people-first, inclusive workplace that supports employee well-being and professional growth.

Social and community events throughout the year.

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