Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME) Apprentice – M1

Location: London, ON   Responsibilities:   Under Direct supervision must be able to; Perform complex structure and aircraft installations, repairs, rework and tests Complete scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, repairs, testing, inspections, installations, modifications and component changes of aircraft structures, components and test equipment Inspect, test and evaluate structural damage Complete required paperwork, certifications and releases for work completed to meet airworthiness standards Troubleshoot mechanical and structural problems Comply with all safety regulations Ensure aircraft is ready for authorization or certification for maintenance release following any maintenance or repairs to the applicable airworthiness standard Ensure all parts and assembly meet requirements in accordance with approved data Report unserviceable parts to the Person Responsible for Maintenance Investigate aircraft system deficiencies and faults; find or discuss possible rectifications with applicable manuals and documents e.g. service bulletins and drawings Manage all parts and disposition of parts in assigned work station by using proper documentation Support the company’s programs, such as FOD, health & safety and continuous improvement Instruct and assist other team members in interpretation of blueprints, drawings and engineering orders Train other team members in methods and procedures Maintain neat and orderly work area Coordinate work with other departments to ensure smooth workflow Perform all duties in accordance with Health and Safety policies Perform other duties as assigned Follow SOPs Follow Work Orders Scan in to required Tab for tracking Skills & Experience: Successful completion of a Transport Canada Civil Aviation (TCCA)-approved Basic Training course applicable to the AME M1 rating, with a valid Transport Canada (TC) approval number. Experience in Canadian Aviation Regulations and FAA Regulations Ability to read and interpret basic blueprints and schematic diagrams Familiar with all functions of components and systems for installation Possess mechanical aptitude Ability to operate various tools and equipment Possess skill in close tolerance work, e.g. drilling, reaming, ship fitting parts, etc. Thorough knowledge in the use of multiple measuring devices with ability to use within specified tolerance Possess manual dexterity and good hand-eye coordination Possess understanding of computerized machinery considered an asset Ability to use computer programs such as Excel and Word Ability to navigate systems such as Smarteam and Navision considered an asset Previous experience in general aviation maintenance considered an asset Documentation Requirement: Applicants must be able to provide proof of completion of the TCCA-approved Basic Training course applicable to the AME M1 rating, including the applicable TC approval number and training transcripts, upon request during the recruitment process.