Widebody Aircraft Maintenance Engineer YHZ (Nova Scotia)

Widebody Aircraft Maintenance Engineer YHZ (Nova Scotia)

24 Oct
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FL Technics
|
Nova Scotia

24 Oct

FL Technics

Nova Scotia

Support widebody aircraft line maintenance at YHZ with a valid Transport Canada M2 licence and approved aircraft endorsements. This role is part-time and on-call.
Wright International Aircraft Maintenance Services Inc, a FL Technics subsidiary in Toronto, provides line maintenance across Canada. The Aircraft Maintenance Engineer performs daily, weekly, and service checks on widebody aircraft. Work follows Inspection Instructions, Airworthiness Directives, Service Bulletins, accepted practices, and applicable maintenance documentation.
Key Responsibilities: Carry out daily, weekly, and service line maintenance checks
Perform aircraft work under applicable instructions and directives
Record and sign out completed work on Maintenance Control forms




Track maintenance activities and coordinate with Dispatch
Complete additional duties assigned by maintenance leadership
Requirements: Valid Transport Canada M2 aircraft maintenance engineer licence
Valid B777, B787, A330, and A350 endorsements
Minimum two years of licensed AME experience
Familiarity with MPM, MCM, operations specifications, and maintenance manuals
Availability for flexible part time and on-call hours at YHZ
Bring widebody maintenance experience, accurate documentation, and organized coordination to Wright International’s YHZ operations.

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📌 Widebody Aircraft Maintenance Engineer YHZ (Nova Scotia)
🏢 FL Technics
📍 Nova Scotia

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