Job title: Aircraft Engine Technician
Work Location: Bagotville 
Reports to: BRS Lead

 

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

Aircraft Engine Technician will work as part of a crew performing duties as assigned by their Lead.  Primary responsibilities include:

• Be knowledgeable of and adhere to company policies and procedures;
• Ensure that Top Aces record of your personal training & qualification is current and accurate and that all assigned tasks fall within qualified competencies.  Make clear to the Lead if this is not the case;
• Ensure the work accomplished on any aircraft or component is in compliance with applicable manufacturer’s recommended standards, Canadian Aviation Regulations and company policies and procedures;
• Ensure inspection, troubleshooting, repair, overhaul or replacement of parts is done in accordance with approved Manuals and procedures;
• Perform required work on engines (inspection, troubleshooting, repairs, control, etc.);
• Complete independent inspections;
• Maintain work reports in order to be able to know the progress of work at any time;
• Ensure the maintenance of the test bench and its equipment;
• Check the quality and quantity of fuel before each test, and the condition of facilities;
• Carry out checks and repairs of engine accessories, such as separate injectors, enhancers, command dumps valves, etc.;
• Repair the modules to the extent of the working capacity in place;
• Verify inventory availability and order supplies;
• Perform receiving inspections when authorized as per company policies and procedures;
• Support Top Aces safety programs and Quality Management System;
• Perform basic supply chain entries in Aircraft Maintenance System (AMS) when required;
• Attend training courses to ensure continued qualifications;
• Participate in improving workspace and working conditions;
• Monitor the general condition of the workplace, and safety equipment;
• Ensure snow is removed from installations.
• Assist in the on-the job training and instruction of personnel as required; and
• Perform other related duties as assigned by supervisor;

Education and/or Work Experience Requirements:

• Transport Canada Accepted Aircraft Maintenance Training course or an Accredited Course;
• Experience in aircraft engine maintenance is preferred, knowledge in turbo-jet engines an asset
• Team player, but able to work independently with minimal supervision;
• Work on complex assignments requiring considerable judgment, initiative and technical/specialized knowledge;
• Good problem solving and troubleshooting skills;
• Ability to speak French, functional in English language in order to read, understand and interpret manuals, policies and procedures. Bilingual an asset;
• High level of professionalism continuously shows courtesy and respect for team members;
• Position requires Level II Clearance with the Canadian Government and the ability to gain access to the Canadian Controlled Goods Program. 

Top Aces supports employment equity and diversity and encourages applications from women, Aboriginal peoples, persons with disabilities and visible minorities.