Your working environment:What if YOUR adventure with US were to begin?!Job Summary:As an electrical assembler, you are responsible for carrying out assembly operations with the utmost rigor and quality according to the standards and procedures of Airbus Atlantique and the client Bombardier.Your challenges:Perform all operations in accordance with current health and safety rules; Read, interpret, and analyze electrical and mechanical plans and diagrams from assembly manuals; Execute the installation, assembly, and fixing of harnesses and electrical components on various supports (fixtures, structure, clamps, etc.) following technical documentation and mechanical drawings; Ensure quality control of manufactured sub-assemblies and electrical harnesses; Participate during First Article Inspection (FAI) in the analysis of the installation documentation to the aircraft with the Quality, Methods, and Production departments; Ensure compliance with standards and production rates; Verify the workcompliance based on standard and specific procedures defined in the technical work documentation; Record measurements and characteristics (trials, tests); Report any non-compliance according to company standards and any modifications to be made to engineering drawings; Know and apply the rules, procedures, and processes of your operations and know where to find them; Perform all operations in accordance with current health and safety rules.Your profile:Hold a DEP in Cable and Circuit Assembly, a DEC or AEC in Avionics Technology, or possess a minimum of 5 years of experience as an aircraft electrical assembler and pass an evaluation demonstrating basic technical skills; 3 years of experience as an electrical assembler in the aeronautical field.



System assembly experience is an asset; Have good technical knowledge in electrical assembly; Master aeronautical technical language and the reading of technical drawings; Have relevant knowledge of FOD management; Good manual skills and very good dexterity; Valuable visual acuity; Thoroughness and precision, good reflexes, ease of concentration, and attention to detail (assembly or manufacturing of high-precision components); Analytical ability to quickly find a defect or any other problem; Sense of responsibility (part compliance); Ease of teamwork (multidisciplinary team: assembly-mechanics, aircraft mechanics, other technicians, engineers); Experience in the aerospace industry.Airbus Atlantique is also:A permanent full-time job (40 hours per week) including complete and competitive collective insurance as well as an advantageous collective retirement plan; A work-life balance: leaves according to the collective agreement, medical coverage (telemedicine, massage therapy, etc.); An attractive working environment: a modern factory where high-tech aerostructure products are manufactured with real development and mobility opportunities; Commitment to controlling the environmental impact of its activity; Conventional hourly wage for 5 to 7 years of experience: between $34.88 and $42.90; Working language: French; In-person work;Workplace: 12 000, rue Henry-Giffard, Mirabel (Quebec) J7N 1H4; Deferred remuneration: $1.55/hour worked, paid 2 times per year (July and December) after completing the 600 hours worked probationary period; Schedule: Monday to Thursday (05:50 to 14:20). Possibility of being required to work on the evening shift (14:20 to 00:50); evening shift premium of $1.05 as long as you are assigned to the evening shift.This work requires an awareness of all potential compliance risks and a commitment to act with integrity; these values are the foundation of the company's success, reputation, and sustainable growth.This job requires knowledge of potential compliance risks and a commitment to act with integrity, as the basis for the success, reputation, and sustainable growth of the company.

📌 Aircraft Electrical Assembler (Vaudreuil-Dorion)
🏢 Airbus Atlantique Canada
📍 Vaudreuil-Dorion