Structural Quality Inspector

Job posting: Structural Quality Inspector

Location: Montreal Company: AAA Canada (mandate for a major player in aeronautics) Schedule: Day / evening / night shift Expected start: April 2026 Type: Full-time, permanent

About the project

The structural quality inspector checks the compliance of structural parts and assemblies against drawings, standards, and customer requirements. They detect non-conformities and ensure the quality, safety, and reliability of aircraft.

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 aeronautics, ground transportation, and defense sectors.

Responsibilities

• Inspect assemblies and sub-assemblies;
• Draft non-conformance reports;
• Measure process performance;
• Define and lead corrective and preventive detachment actions;
• Read drawings to validate assemblies;
• Control bores and the installation of fasteners;
• Monitor assemblers' skills;
• Ensure information traceability;
• Comply with procedures and the Quality process.

Skills and qualifications

• You have at least a vocational diploma in aeronautics specializing in engineering or equivalent;
• Minimum of 3 to 5 years of experience as a quality inspector OR 5 years of experience as a structural assembler.
• Mastery of inspection techniques;
• Very good knowledge of technical specifications in the aeronautical field;
• Quick wit and developed attention to detail;
• Bilingualism (French - English) orally and in writing is an important asset for communication in the multilingual environment of the client site and technical documentation.

Embark on an exciting adventure with AAA Canada, where every application paves the way for new possibilities.

Feel free 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.