Job Description:
What if YOUR adventure with US began?! We invite you to work at Airbus Atlantique, a new world-class champion, #2 in aerostructures, #1 in pilot seats, and in the Top 3 for Premium passenger seats.
Our Airbus Atlantique site based in Mirabel is looking for its future Projects Supervisor. In your main role, you will be in contact with the various sectors of the company to ensure the proper monitoring of all company projects. As Projects Team Supervisor, you will be responsible for a team of project managers who will report directly to you. In your duties, your main task will be to ensure the proper monitoring of projects, from definition to acquisition. Your daily work must be done while respecting health and safety standards.
The projects team is above all a team of passionate individuals who work collaboratively and in good spirits. Our mission is to take on challenges with the priority of supporting the production department in the assembly of aerospace products.
Responsibilities
You will mainly, but not exclusively, have to:
- Handle incoming and outgoing requests for the Projects Department
- Perform planning and prioritization of employee workload
- Master and enforce department procedures
- Ensure delivery of various deliverables while respecting cost, quality, and time objectives
- Implement, maintain, follow up, and communicate indicators used to demonstrate team performance (e.g., OTD, EVM, FTR)
- Ensure that the technical scope is properly respected according to customer requirements, program needs, manufacturing, and industrialization
- Support your team as needed on technical issues and decision-making
- Oversee employee development and conduct one-on-one meetings with them
- Organize and maintain good cohesion within the group
- Prepare and present projects for validation with various functions
- Lead meetings and keep various tracking files up to date
- Prepare and present progress statuses to various management levels
- Ensure compliance with departmental budgets
- Develop risk management plans including mitigation plans
- Participate in the continuous improvement of our project management processes
- Promote occupational health and safety as well as company values
DESIRED PROFILE
Academic training:
- You have a college diploma (technical) or university degree in mechanical engineering, aeronautics, or any other relevant diploma
- PMP Certificate
Experience:
- Experience in project management
- Management experience
- Experience in the aeronautical sector (an asset) and in medium-series production support
Specific requirements:
- Knowledge of assembly processes (key characteristics of simple or complex assembly tooling, capability analysis tools, etc.)
- Ability to read and interpret technical drawings
- Ability to manage a budget, forecast, and anticipate fluctuations
- Ability to use and interpret aeronautical standards (an asset)
- Mastery of tolerancing principles and stack-up analysis (an asset)
- Knowledge of elementary parts would be a plus
- Knowledge of SAP, Microsoft Office
- Proactive mindset
- Team spirit, responsiveness, and rigor
- French and English: spoken and written
Airbus Atlantique is also:
- Permanent full-time employment including a complete and competitive collective insurance plan as well as an advantageous collective RRSP
- Your work-life balance through various measures implemented by company agreements: leave, teleworking depending on the position type, medical support (telemedicine, massage therapy, etc.)
- An attractive work environment: a modern factory where high-tech aerostructure products are manufactured with real development and mobility opportunities
- Its diversity and inclusion policy: Airbus Atlantic is committed to equal opportunity for all
- Its commitment to controlling the environmental impact of its activity
This job requires awareness of potential compliance risks and a commitment to act with integrity as the foundation for the success, reputation, and sustainable growth of the company.
Details
- City
- Montreal Area
Need help?
- support@aerowork.ca
- Phone
- 1-450-403-4300