Toolmaker - Aerospace Sector

Job Offer: Toolmaker

Location: Montreal Company: AAA Canada (mandate for a major player in aerospace) Schedule: Day and evening shift Expected start: May 2026 Type: Full-time, permanent

As a toolmaker, you play a key role in the manufacturing, adjustment, and maintenance of tooling used for the production of high-precision parts intended for the aerospace industry. This position offers a stimulating environment, cutting-edge equipment, and real opportunities for professional development within an organization considered a leader in its sector of activity.

Benefits and perks

Sick leave days to ensure your well-being.

Comprehensive group insurance program.

Use of high-performance and quality equipment.

Career development opportunities and professional growth.

Stimulating working environment with major projects in the aerospace sector.

Health, wellness, and development program.

Main responsibilities

Manufacture tools, jigs, assemblies, and fixtures according to specifications.

Read and interpret technical plans and drawings.

Machine tooling parts on conventional and CNC machines (lathe, milling machine, grinder). Adjust, assemble, and test tooling to ensure proper functioning.

Diagnose problems on existing tooling. Repair, modify, or improve tools and production devices. Perform preventive maintenance of tooling.

Verify the dimensional and functional conformity of manufactured tools. Use precision measuring instruments (micrometer, vernier, comparator, etc.).

Collaborate with machinists, engineers, and production technicians. Quickly adjust tools in case of a production problem.

Propose improvements to optimize part manufacturing.

Complete technical documents (sheets, reports, PCD, etc.). Comply with health and safety standards and quality standards (e.g., aerospace).

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 houda.benarab@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.