Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME-M1)

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AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE ENGINEER (AME-M)

Do you enjoy working with a close team of supportive professionals? Do you want to commit to an organization with an outstanding record for safety and reliability? Are you searching for an employer who provides amazing perks and works hard to provide a work life balance and stability for their employees? If so, look no further!

We proudly maintain the fleet of aircraft in addition to numerous aircraft for our valued 3rd party customers.

WORK HOURS: Modified work week, 10.5-hour shifts; 4 days on, 3 off, current shift M-Th or Tu-F 0700-1730

LOCATION: Richmond (YVR) – Vancouver South Terminal, 4760 Inglis Drive, Richmond, ability to travel to other company bases or 3rd party customer locations as required

TERM: Full-Time Regular

EMPLOYMENT TYPE: Permanent and Contract

DEPARTMENT: Aerospace Department

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Maintain, repair and overhaul aircraft maintained by the Approved Maintenance Organization (AMO)
• Cessna series including 208B, PC-12, DeHavilland DHC-6 (Twin Otter), DHC-3 (Otter), DHC-2 (Beaver), Robinson Piston Helicopters, Quest Kodiak 100 series, Gippsland single piston, Grumman twin piston
• Carry out all tasks per our maintenance control manual and maintenance policy manual
• Provide guidance and assistance in training and coaching of Apprentice Aircraft Maintenance Engineers
• Carry out additional work as directed by the Crew Chiefs, Coordinators and Person Responsible for Maintenance (PRM/DOM)

QUALIFICATIONS/ASSETS

• Aircraft Maintenance Engineer license (M1) is an asset but unlicensed technicians with 3 years experience are welcome to apply
• A minimum of 3 years Heavy maintenance experience on M1 rated aircraft such as DHC-6 (Twin Otter), DHC-3 (Otter), DHC-2 (Beaver), Cessna 172 etc.
• Clear and proven commitment to safety (for yourself and others) in line with our “Safety First” mandate
• Ability to multitask and prioritize assignments in a fast-paced and safety-sensitive environment
• Excellent communication skills, ability, and desire to work in a close-knit, team-based environment
• Demonstrated ability to exercise sound judgment and work independently
• Willingness to work flexible schedules
• Ability to carry out physically demanding tasks in all weather conditions at both water and land bases
• Piston and turbine engine experience (R985 and PT6) is an asset

LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS

• English required