Accessories Mechanic

Who are we?

At Pratt & Whitney, a fast-growing company, we believe that powered flight has transformed, and will continue to transform, the world. That is why we work with the heart of an explorer and the dedication of a perfectionist to design, produce and maintain the world's most advanced and reliable aircraft engines. Our diverse portfolio - comprised of commercial and military engines, as well as engines for business, general and regional aviation, and helicopters - enables us and our customers to move from possible to real.

What awaits you

• Large-scale, world-renowned company

• Innovative, cutting-edge products: next-generation aircraft and helicopter engines (PW800, PT6E-series, F135, etc.)

• Development of green and sustainable technologies

• Professional advancement and education programs

• Leadership training and mentoring programs

• Comprehensive benefits package, savings plan and pension plan

• Recognized practices in health, safety and environment

• Corporate health and wellness program and employee resource groups

• Parental leave assistance program

What you need to succeed

• Holder of a DEC in aircraft maintenance or a DEP in mechanical assembly

• Relevant experience: 2 to 5 years in the aeronautics field

• Mastery of computer tools

• Interpersonal skills: teamwork and positive attitude

• This position is set in a French-speaking work environment, however it requires a basic knowledge of English to understand certain specialized work instructions, drawings and technical terms that may emanate from international organizations

What will your daily routine look like?

General Responsibilities

• Disassemble engine accessories using standard and special tools following the steps described in the manuals of various aeronautical manufacturers. Inspect and determine the condition of all parts and components.

• Assemble disassembled and inspected accessories, ensuring the quality of remaining and replaced parts.

• Test accessories and verify performance under conditions and limits provided by synchronized control of the throttle and various flow and temperature controls. Verify and certify the airworthiness of parts.

• May be called upon to work on various models such as Nozzles, Pumps, and Fuel Control Units (FCU) of the department.

Specific Responsibilities

• Work from verbal or written instructions, drawings or schedules concerning methods and equipment to be used.

• Disassemble, clean, check, repair, adapt, assemble, test, analyze and troubleshoot.

• Adjust various mechanical, electronic and electrical parts integrated into accessories to ensure specifications are met.

• Determine repairs or modifications to be performed.

• Restore surface finish by performing required treatments such as anodizing and painting.

• Complete and approve necessary work documentation and perform required computer transactions.

• Verify, make adjustments and accept or reject parts and accessories.

• Keep appropriate records of various parameters to establish efficient operations with statistical process control.

• Make decisions concerning the continuity of operations, discuss the situation with planners and recommend modifications to operating parameters to meet specifications.

• Maintain equipment and perform continuous monitoring.

• Communicate with technical support services, quality assurance and other services to clarify, evaluate and resolve difficulties on accessories or methods and provide evaluation to follow up and apply established provisions.

• Participate in the development of new processes, products and rework for the choice of methods and tools.

• Perform maintenance routines to ensure, among other things, that fluid levels are adequate, filters are clean and the general condition of the machine complies with the checklist.

• Keep equipment and work environment clean and in good condition.

• Participate in training and share knowledge with teammates on various equipment and tasks.