Tooling Business Manager

Job Description

AAA Canada is looking for a Tooling Project Manager - Aeronautical Tooling to support production activities for one of its major clients in the aeronautical sector in Mirabel.

Working within a multidisciplinary team, you will be responsible for defining, acquiring, implementing, and monitoring the tools and jigs required for the assembly of aeronautical structures.

You will work in close collaboration with production teams, methods, manufacturing engineering, and suppliers to ensure the performance, compliance, and availability of production equipment.

Main Responsibilities

• Manage tooling projects from needs analysis to production launch.

• Ensure the life cycle management of jigs and tools: design, acquisition, installation, certification, maintenance, and replacement.

• Analyze the technical needs of production and methods teams to propose adapted solutions.

• Develop technical specifications, cost estimates, and risk management plans.

• Design or have tooling solutions and prototypes developed for aeronautical manufacturing.

• Analyze and approve supplier technical drawings and tooling modifications.

• Coordinate suppliers and monitor deliverables, schedules, and project milestones.

• Supervise installations, industrial transfers, and equipment commissioning.

• Propose and implement technical improvements in collaboration with production and engineering teams.

• Ensure tooling complies with technical requirements, aeronautical standards, and health and safety rules.

• Keep technical documentation and project progress indicators up to date.

Profile Sought

Education and Experience

• College diploma in tooling design, university degree in mechanical engineering, industrial product design, or equivalent training.

• Minimum of 5 years of experience in methods, design, or tooling management.

• Experience in mechanical manufacturing and industrial equipment design.

• Experience in the aeronautical sector and technical production support.

• Being a member of the Ordre des ingénieurs du Québec (OIQ) is an asset.

Technical Skills

• Good knowledge of aeronautical assembly processes and associated tooling.

• Mastery of reading and interpreting technical drawings.

• Knowledge of aeronautical manufacturing standards and requirements.

• Understanding of manufacturing sequences, geometric tolerancing, and dimension chains.

• Knowledge of tooling control and certification principles.

• Mastery of CATIA V5, SAP, and Microsoft Office tools.

• Knowledge of elementary part manufacturing, an asset.

• Mastery of French and English, both oral and written.

Desired Qualities

• Excellent analytical skills and ability to solve technical problems.

• Leadership, autonomy, and a sense of responsibility.

• Ability to manage multiple projects and priorities simultaneously.

• Rigour, organization, and respect for deadlines.

• Excellent communication and collaboration skills.

• Adaptability in a dynamic industrial environment.

• Proactivity and orientation toward continuous improvement.

Benefits and Perks

• Sick leave days to support your well-being.

• Comprehensive group insurance program.

• Health, wellness, and development program.

• Competitive salary.

• Career development and professional growth opportunities.

• Stimulating work environment with major projects in the aeronautical sector.

Why Join AAA Canada?

You will have the opportunity to contribute to major aeronautical projects, collaborate with experienced technical teams, and directly participate in improving production means in a stimulating environment.