Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Full Time
At STARS, we come to work every day with a purpose…to save lives. Whether you work in the aircraft or at one of our six bases, everyone at STARS plays a vital role in helping to provide critical care, anywhere. Since flying our first mission in 1985, we have never lost sight of what is most important – our VIPS, or Very Key Patients. Each year, we fly over 3,000 missions, providing worldclass critical medical care whenever and wherever we are needed, and every team member contributes to helping that VIP. We are a lifeline to the community when time and clinical expertise can make all the difference.

We are currently looking for Aircraft Maintenance Engineer at our Regina Base in the Maintenance department.

Being an AME with STARS is about so much more than fixing and maintaining aircraft. As a member of our Maintenance team, you will be saving lives by helping to keep our aircraft operations-ready 24/7/365. Our work matters. And we take pride in everything we do.Be part of something bigger. Be part of our team.

Key Responsibilities:

Carry out duties in accordance with the STARS’ Maintenance Control and Policy Manuals

Maintain awareness of Transport Canada regulations and required compliance of Canadian Aviation Regulations (CARs), Airworthiness Directives and Service Bulletins

Act as a technical liaison with aircraft, engine and component manufacturers, vendors and overhaul agencies regarding the overhaul, repair, and modification of aircraft systems and/or components, as required

Implement engineering modifications and retrofits to the fleet in accordance with OEM service bulletins or other Transport Canada approved data.

Qualifications & Requirements:





Post-secondary Technical Diploma or equivalent required

Current Transport Canada M1 or M2 AME License required

Minimum 3 years of progressive experience as an AME

Turbine engine experience

Knowledge of the CARS

Availability to be on call during on rotation weeks

Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) and Night Vision avionic system experience are assets

Multi-engine helicopter experience

The following endorsements are considered an asset:

H145 Airframe

H145 Helionics

Arriel 2E Engine

Bona Fide Occupational Statement:

All STARS Aircraft Maintenance Engineer roles are physically demanding and require overall strength, flexibility, and cardiovascular capabilities.

All Aircraft Maintenance Engineer roles have bona fide occupational requirements, e.g., physical standards, that are integral to fulfilling the role. These are detailed in the Position Physical Demands Analysis that is shared during the recruitment selection process.

All Aircraft Maintenance Engineer roles are required to wear personal protective equipment.

What we offer:
At STARS, every day we come to work with a purpose, to save lives. Maybe that’s your purpose too.

We provide a strong total reward offering inclusive of a salary tailored to your education and experience, comprehensive organization-paid health and dental benefits, free parking and more. But the real reward is joining a legacy – a legacy of lives saved, of hope in the fact of the unimaginable, and of pride in making a difference.

When you join STARS, you become part of a community that knows we’re stronger together. It takes a team to deliver the highest standards of care, and we need you to help us be our best.

Elevate your career. Be part of something bigger. Be part of STARS.
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📌 Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (Saskatchewan)
🏢 STARS
📍 Saskatchewan