Aviation Structures AME Apprentice – Hands-On Maintenance

Babcock International; Winnipeg; On-site; CAD 33,000 - 44,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health and dental premiums

Wellness benefit

EFAP

Maternity/Parental leave top-up

RRSP/DPSP matching

TFSA

Flexible work schedule

Vacation time off

Bonus program

Professional development reimbursement

Relocation assistance

Job summary

Babcock Canada in Winnipeg is seeking an AME apprentice or graduate to maintain and repair CL Water Bombers, Commander 690 and similar aircraft. You will diagnose, test and document maintenance using aviation tools and diagnostic equipment.

The role emphasizes safety, teamwork and high standards of workmanship. The candidate should be enrolled in or have completed a Transport Canada AME program, be fluent in English, and be willing to travel 2–4 weeks and work shifts.

Qualifications

• Enrolment in an accredited Structures AME program or graduate of a TC AME diploma program.
• Proficiency in English, written and spoken.
• Ability to travel outside Winnipeg; willing to deploy 2–4 weeks.
• Physically able to sit, stand, walk and work in confined spaces.

Responsibilities

• Work on CL Water Bombers, Commander 690 and similar aircraft.
• Maintain, repair, test and diagnose aircraft structures and systems.
• Use aviation tools, diagnostic equipment and computers.
• Record labor and maintenance tasks accurately.
• Follow all safety procedures, policies and regulations.
• Assist with daily maintenance tasks and collaborate with team.

Skills

English proficiency

Organizational skills

Sit or crouch

Walk or stand

Confinement work

Travel 2–4 weeks

Shift work

Work at heights

Travel 4 weeks

RAIC/ITAR clearance

Canadian passport

Driver's license

Education

Structures AME apprenticeship

Transport Canada AME diploma

Job description

Babcock Canada in Winnipeg is seeking an AME apprentice or graduate to maintain and repair CL Water Bombers, Commander 690 and similar aircraft. You will diagnose, test and document maintenance using aviation tools and diagnostic equipment.

The role emphasizes safety, teamwork and high standards of workmanship. The candidate should be enrolled in or have completed a Transport Canada AME program, be fluent in English, and be willing to travel 2–4 weeks and work shifts.