Compensation: The starting salary range for this position is $30.73 to $43.47 per hour, commensurate with skills, experience, and qualifications. With internal training, time, and career progression, hourly compensation may increase to a maximum of $51.21. Employees working the second shift receive an additional shift premium of $1.15 per hour. This position is also eligible for overtime.

Machining & Tooling Production

Set up and operate CNC machines and conventional machining equipment (mills, lathes, grinders, etc.) to manufacture, modify, and repair tooling, fixtures, jigs, gauges, and engine components.

Perform basic CNC programming and editing, including one-off and small‑batch tooling jobs.

Use CAD/CAM software (SurfCAM or equivalent) to program complex tooling, fixtures, and precision parts—selecting appropriate tools, speeds, feeds, and machining strategies.

Manufacture components to tight tolerances, including complex geometries and specialty materials consistent with aerospace-level craftsmanship.

Follow manufacturers' instructions and internal specifications for machining and repairing aircraft engine components involving dimensional constraints.

Interpret engineering drawings, sketches, 3D models, and verbal requests to develop tooling solutions that meet functional and dimensional requirements.

Build, adapt, and improve custom tools, jigs, and fixtures to support production, repair, and overhaul activities.

Work closely with engineering, methods, and production teams to:

Inspection, Maintenance & Support Activities

Perform precision measurement and inspection using micrometers, calipers, bore gauges, height gauges, and other metrology equipment.

Transport, stage, clean, inspect, or repair parts, components, or tooling between workstations as required.

Maintain a safe, clean, and organized toolroom setting in accordance with health, safety, and quality requirements.





Red Seal Machinist Certificate is a strong asset.

Experience in a toolroom environment manufacturing or modifying fixtures, jigs, and custom tooling (one‑off or small batch).

Experience with both CNC and conventional machining is required.

CAD/CAM experience (SurfCAM or equivalent) is a strong asset.

Experience in repair & overhaul, toolroom machining, or precision manufacturing in aerospace, automotive, or related industries is an asset.

Ability to read and understand technical drawings and work instructions in English.

Demonstrated responsibility for quality, attention to detail, and ownership of results.

A keen sense of innovation and continuous improvement.

Time to recharge with vacation, personal days, holidays, and parental leaves

Comprehensive Family Medical, Dental and Vision coverage available on your first day of employment

Virtual Health Care (24/7 access to medical professionals)

A Wellness Spending Account to aid in your wellness journey

Employee & Family Assistance Program (EFAP) which includes free face‑to‑face counselling sessions

Medical Travel Insurance

Onsite fitness facilities at our main office locations

A Registered Retirement Savings Plan that includes matching company contributions on your first day of employment, and access to Financial Advisors providing investment advice and comprehensive financial planning

FTAI Aviation is an equal opportunity employer that values diversity in the workplace. We are committed to excellence in serving all customers, including people with disabilities, and we encourage feedback on the provision of these services.

Language Requirements in Quebec

Intermediate level knowledge of English is necessary for aeronautical personnel to meet regulatory requirements, understand technical procedures and instructions, and document entries regarding work performed on the aeronautical product for customers outside Quebec.

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📌 Machinists (Second Shift) (Montreal)
🏢 FTAI Aviation
📍 Montreal