The aerospace sheet metal worker/boilermaker is responsible for the manufacturing, fitting, assembly, and repair of aircraft metal parts and structures. They work from aerospace technical drawings, in strict compliance with the quality, safety, and traceability standards of the aerospace sector.
Main responsibilities
Read and interpret aerospace plans, technical drawings, and specifications.
Trace, cut, shape, and fit parts made of aluminum, stainless steel, or aerospace alloys.
Perform precision bending, rolling, forming, and fitting operations.
Assemble parts by riveting, bolting, or other mechanical processes.
Perform structural repairs and modifications on aerospace structures.
Perform dimensional and visual checks on manufactured parts.
Complete production and traceability documentation (travellers, reports).
Comply with aerospace quality procedures (AS9100, ISO) and health and safety standards.
Collaborate with engineering, methods, and quality teams.
Participate in continuous improvement activities.
Technical skills
Excellent proficiency in reading aerospace blueprints.
Knowledge of aerospace metallic materials and their behaviors.
Mastery of precision sheet metal forming processes.
Use of hand tools and machine tools (press brake, rolling machine, shear).
Knowledge of aerospace standards and Transport Canada (an asset).
Desired profile
Vocational diploma (DEP), technical DEC, or equivalent in boilermaking, sheet metal work, or aerospace structure.
Relevant experience in an aerospace or high-precision industrial environment.
High rigor, precision, and attention to detail.
Autonomy and ability to work in a team.
Good physical condition and manual dexterity.
Benefits:
- Competitive compensation based on experience
- A comprehensive group insurance plan covering group insurance, dental care, and medical care needs
- Thrive in a dynamic and collaborative work environment, surrounded by talented colleagues
Details
- City
- Dorval, Canada
Need help?
- support@aerowork.ca
- Phone
- 1-450-403-4300
