Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (Calgary)

Pacific Coastal Airlines; Calgary; On-site; CAD 53,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

ACA pay

Tool allowance

Extended health benefits

Vacation days / Sick days

Travel benefits

RRSP matching

Recognition programs

Job summary

Pacific Coastal Airlines in Calgary, AB is seeking an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer/Technician to join our Maintenance Department. This role is based at Calgary, AB and supports line and heavy maintenance, troubleshooting and major component changes on M1/M2 aircraft.

You will be responsible for safe and compliant maintenance, ensure paperwork is complete, maintain manuals, and travel as needed to service our fleet.

Qualifications

• Must hold Transport Canada AME license - M1 and/or M2.
• RAIC and AVOP must be obtained and maintained.
• Adhere to the highest level of safety standards by following procedures.
• Experience with Saab 340 and B1900 is an asset.

Skills

Communication skills

Teamwork

Shift flexibility

Willing to travel

Job description

JOIN OUR TEAM

Pacific Coastal Airlines (PCA) is looking for an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer/Technician! This position is based out of Calgary, AB.

The Maintenance Department at PCA fosters a team environment. The broad scope of maintenance that PCA carry out provide team members with a complete experience with line maintenance, heavy maintenance, troubleshooting and major component changes in both M1 and M2 aircrafts. Joining our team means building a life-long career in the aviation industry.

The successful individual will provide outstanding support to our customers and embody the Pacific Coastal Airlines' motto of \"People Friendly, People First.\" You will be expected to role model behaviours that respect the corporate values, professionalism, diversity and service excellence to both our internal and external customers.

Technical Requirements

• Possess a valid Transport Canada AME license - category M1 and/or M2


• Obtain and maintain the Restricted Area Identification Card (RAIC) and the Airside Vehicle Operator's Permit (AVOP)


• Adhere to the highest level of safety standards by following and executing procedures


• Utilize knowledge to identify and prioritize operational needs


• Ensure punctuality of proper paperwork submissions (all certifications and re-certifications recorded prior to releasing aircraft into service)


• Stay current on Company Maintenance Control Manuals and other industry related manuals/materials


• Experience working on Saab 340 and B1900 an asset

Other Qualifications

• Strong written and oral communication skills


• Ability to work independently and in a team


• Flexibility to work weekends, nights and holiday on shift rotations


• Willing to travel as required to service all aircrafts in our fleet


• Lift up to 50lbs and stand for long periods at a time


• Able to work in various weather conditions and elevated noise levels

What We Offer

• Collaborative and inclusive work environment


• Excellent work-life balance


• Competitive compensation structure based on experience starting at $38.77 per hour, up to $47.04 per hour


• Aircraft Certification Authority (ACA) pay, up to $520 per month


• Tool/Boot Allowance, up to $500 a year


• Extended Health/Medical Benefits


• Vacation days and additional pay sick days & family emergency days


• Travel Benefits & corporate discounts


• Group RRSP with company matching


• Employee recognition and reward programs

Pacific Coastal Airlines is an equal-opportunity employer. We are committed to a policy of non-discrimination in all of our employment practices. We welcome and encourage applications from all qualified individuals, regardless of ethnicity, gender, age, disability or any other identifying characteristic.