CNC Machinist

AAA-Canada; Mirabel; On-site; CAD 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sick days to support wellbeing

Comprehensive group insurance program

Opportunities for career advancement

Stimulating work environment

Health, wellness and development program

Competitive salary

Employee assistance program

Job summary

AAA-Canada is hiring for a full-time machinist position in Mirabel, Quebec, with a duration of five months starting in May 2026. Candidates should have expertise in machining and a diploma in machining techniques, focusing on precision metal work for aerospace projects.

The role involves operating CNC machines, ensuring quality control of parts, and adhering to aerospace standards. Benefits include a comprehensive insurance program and opportunities for career advancement.

Qualifications

• Experience in machining in the aerospace sector (an important asset).
• Knowledge of materials used in aerospace.
• Ability to work with very tight tolerances.
• Good understanding of aerospace quality standards.
• Ability to read complex drawings.
• Analytical mind, rigor and attention to detail.

Responsibilities

• Read and interpret technical plans, engineering drawings and aerospace specifications.
• Program, set up and operate machine tools (CNC and conventional).
• Machine metal parts to tight tolerances.
• Ensure quality control of machined parts according to aerospace standards.
• Participate in continuous improvement of manufacturing processes.
• Comply with health and safety procedures.

Skills

Precision and dexterity

Autonomy and sense of responsibility

Team spirit

Time and priority management

Technical problem solving

Education

Diploma in machining techniques

Tools

CNC machines (milling and/or turning)

Job description

Location: Mirabel (QC)

Company: AAA Canada (on behalf of a major aerospace player)

Expected start: May 2026

Type: Full‑time, 5‑month duration, day shift

Benefits and perks

• Sick days to support your wellbeing.
• Comprehensive group insurance program.
• Opportunities for career advancement and professional growth.
• Stimulating work environment with large‑scale aerospace projects.
• Health, wellness and development program.
• Competitive salary.
• Employee assistance program.

Key responsibilities

• Read and interpret technical plans, engineering drawings and aerospace specifications.
• Program, set up and operate machine tools (CNC and conventional).
• Machine metal parts (aluminum, titanium, stainless steel, etc.) to tight tolerances.
• Make necessary adjustments during production to ensure conformity.
• Use precision measuring instruments (micrometers, calipers, CMM).
• Ensure quality control of machined parts according to aerospace standards (AS9100, ISO, etc.).
• Participate in continuous improvement of manufacturing processes.
• Comply with health and safety procedures as well as industry quality standards.
• Document operations and complete parts traceability.
• Other related tasks.

Profile

• Diploma in machining techniques or equivalent training.
• Experience in machining in the aerospace sector (an important asset).
• Proficiency with CNC machines (milling and/or turning).
• Knowledge of materials used in aerospace.
• Ability to work with very tight tolerances.
• Good understanding of aerospace quality standards.
• Ability to read complex drawings.
• Analytical mind, rigor and attention to detail.

Key skills

• Precision and dexterity.
• Autonomy and sense of responsibility.
• Team spirit.
• Time and priority management.
• Technical problem solving.

Employment equity statement

AAA subscribes to the principle of employment equity and encourages women, Indigenous peoples, persons with disabilities and members of visible minorities to apply.