⦁ To maintain aircraft to applicable airworthiness standards.
⦁ To perform both minor and major repairs on the aircraft.
⦁ This pertains to Structures AME’s.
2. RESPONSIBILITIES (The 5 or 6 most important responsibilities, in order of importance.)
⦁ Perform work and inspections in accordance with manufacturer’s recommendations, regulatory requirements, company policies and procedures, and industry standards.
⦁ Inspect work of aircraft mechanics performing, and repair or modification of aircraft to standards and procedures, within their scope of work.
⦁ Perform heavy maintenance tasks with minimal supervision.
⦁ Conduct inspecting and troubleshooting of aircraft structures.
⦁ Collaborate with project team members.
⦁ Ensure assigned work is completed in an effective, efficient and safe manner and that persons under their charge use applicable personal safety devices and procedures.
⦁ Ensure appropriate measures are taken to protect customer aircraft against damage by the application of protective materials and equipment is in place prior to the start of work
⦁ Provide assistance, advice and on-the-job training for persons under their charge.
⦁ Reporting of accidents, injuries, potential hazards or dangerous occurrences to management and co-operate fully in any investigation.
⦁ Maintain clean shop, hangar and aircraft work environments.
⦁ Lead by example providing a positive role model for others to follow.
⦁ Participate in and support the company’s SMS program.
⦁ Perform other duties, as necessary or as assigned by the Supervisor.
3. TYPICAL JOB DECISIONS
⦁ Typical decisions that the job holder is required to refer to a supervisor.
⦁ Typical independent decisions that the job holder is required to make without the input of a supervisor.
⦁ Decide on airworthiness discrepancies.
⦁ Decide on the performance of work.
⦁ Decide on the correct selection of parts and materials, tooling, technical data, personal safety equipment and standards required to complete the task.
⦁ Responses to customer questions.
4. JOB KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS (The minimum specialized knowledge and skills required to perform the essential responsibilities of the role.)
⦁ Knowledge
⦁ Mechanical / Engineering knowledge of aircraft systems.
⦁ Clear understanding of Canadian Aviation Regulations (CARS).
⦁ Reading technical drawings.
⦁ Skills
⦁ The ability to work with aerospace test equipment and tooling.
⦁ Solid organizational skills.
⦁ Intermediate level computer literacy and experience.
5. JOB QUALIFICATIONS
⦁ Required
⦁ Graduate of a TCCA approved training organization (ATO) course.
⦁ 2 years’ experience as a licensed AME - S or equivalent in area of expertise (Structures).
⦁ Preferred
⦁ 5 years’ experience with 2 years’ current experience in area of expertise.
6. Effort and Working Conditions
⦁ Physical Effort
⦁ Heavy lifting up to 50 lbs.
⦁ Sitting or standing for long periods of time.
⦁ Crouching, bending and kneeling.
⦁ Must be able to work from heights.
⦁ Visual and Concentration Effort
⦁ Must be cognizant of situational awareness at all times with strong attention to detail.
⦁ Unpleasant, Hazardous or Challenging Working Conditions
⦁ Exposure to hazardous chemicals, slippery floors, dust, adverse weather conditions and working in confined areas.
Job Types: Full-time, Permanent
Pay: $30.00-$40.00 per hour
Expected hours: 40.0 per week
Benefits:
- Dental care
- On-site parking
- Paid time off
- Vision care
Ability to commute/relocate:
- Crediton, ON: reliably commute or plan to relocate before starting work (required)
Experience:
- Structure: 2 years (preferred)
Licence/Certification:
- AME - S license (preferred)
Work Location: In person
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