In a dynamic and highly regulated MRO environment, the aircraft mechanic holding an M2 license actively participates in aircraft maintenance, inspection, repair, and return-to-service activities in accordance with current airworthiness standards.
You will work on aircraft in operation or in heavy maintenance, strictly applying the technical procedures defined in the manufacturer's documentation, while respecting the quality, safety, and regulatory compliance requirements specific to the aerospace industry.
This position is aimed at methodical, autonomous, and safety-oriented professionals wishing to evolve in a stimulating technical environment.
Benefits and Perks
- Sick leave days promoting well-being
- Comprehensive group insurance program
- Access to modern and high-performance industrial equipment
- Concrete opportunities for career development and professional training
- Participation in major aeronautical projects
- Structured health, wellness, and skills development program
Main Responsibilities
- Perform preventive and corrective maintenance work on aircraft
- Perform inspections according to approved maintenance programs
- Diagnose mechanical, structural, or system defects
- Perform component repairs and replacements in accordance with applicable manuals
- Strictly apply the procedures described in the Aircraft Maintenance Manuals (AMM) and Structural Repair Manuals (SRM)
- Document the work performed in technical records and maintenance tracking systems
- Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements (Transport Canada, MRO standards)
- Work in collaboration with technical, quality, and engineering teams
- Respect health, safety, and quality control rules at all times
Requirements and Qualifications
- Valid M2 license (or eligible)
- Training in aircraft maintenance or equivalent experience in an MRO environment
- Experience working with aeronautical technical documentation (AMM, SRM)
- Ability to read and interpret technical procedures in English
- French / English bilingualism: major asset
- Rigor, autonomy, sense of responsibility, and attention to detail
- Ability to work in a structured and regulated environment
Apply Now
Send your CV to: Valerie.bujold@aaa-canada.ca
AAA Canada applies an employment equity policy and encourages women, Indigenous peoples, persons with disabilities, and members of visible minorities to apply.
Details
- City
- Mirabel, Québec
Need help?
- support@aerowork.ca
- Phone
- 1-450-403-4300