Consultant - After-Sales Spare Parts Industrialization

Job Posting: Consultant - After-Sales Spare Parts Industrialization

• Location: Mirabel (QC)
• Company: AAA Canada (mandate for a major player in aeronautics)
• Schedule: Day shift
• Mandate: Full-time, 1-year temporary contract
• Flexible work code: Primarily on-site at startup, with the possibility of teleworking.
• Expected start date: As soon as possible (urgent need).

About the project:

As part of a strategic project aimed at reviving the manufacturing of spare parts, we are looking for an autonomous consultant with solid experience in aerospace manufacturing.

The person will be responsible for identifying, qualifying, and developing supply sources for low-volume parts, while ensuring the monitoring of industrialization up to production launch.

This is a results-oriented mandate requiring very little supervision.

Benefits and perks

• Sick leave days to ensure your well-being.
• Comprehensive group insurance program.
• Health, wellness, and development program.
• Competitive salary.
• Career development opportunities and professional growth.
• Stimulating work environment with major projects in the aerospace, ground transportation, and defense sectors.

Main responsibilities

• Analyze technical drawings, including several historical or old drawings, to understand manufacturing requirements.
• Identify and develop suppliers capable of manufacturing aerospace parts in small quantities.
• Evaluate suppliers' manufacturing capabilities (equipment, processes, experience, certifications, technical capacity, quality, etc.).
• Perform requests for quotes, analyze offers, and recommend the best procurement strategy.
• Work closely with the responsible buyer to ensure the placement of purchase orders.
• Ensure complete monitoring of industrialization with suppliers:
  • Raw material supply;
  • Manufacturing process development;
  • Tooling manufacturing, as needed;
  • CNC programming;
• Machining launch;
• Follow-up of the first parts until production.
• Quickly identify risks and propose solutions to respect deadlines.
• Act as a technical point of contact between suppliers, purchasing, engineering, and operations.

Profile sought

• More than 10 years of experience in manufacturing or procurement in the aerospace field.
• Excellent ability to interpret complex technical drawings, including historical drawings.
• Good knowledge of machining processes, surface treatments, raw materials, and manufacturing processes.
• Experience in supplier development and qualification.
• Good understanding of the complete manufacturing cycle of an aerospace part.
• Great autonomy and excellent ability to manage multiple files simultaneously.
• Practical, solution-oriented spirit capable of advancing projects with minimal supervision.
• Knowledge of BAAN (an asset, but not essential).

Embark on an exciting adventure with AAA Canada, where every application opens the door to new possibilities.

Do not hesitate to send your resume directly to najlae.cheddad@aaa-canada.ca

AAA subscribes to the principle of employment equity and encourages women, Indigenous peoples, persons with disabilities, and members of visible minorities to submit their applications.