Pre-Flight Aircraft Maintenance Tech — Permanent Growth

AAA Canada; Dorval; On-site; CAD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

AAA Academy

Health and wellness program

Career development in aerospace

Job summary

AAA Canada in Dorval is seeking several Pre-Flight Aircraft Maintenance Technicians (AMEs) to join its team. You will install and repair mechanical components, perform functional tests on aircraft systems, inspect mechanical systems, and prepare aircraft for flight operations through daily inspections and refueling.

Candidates should have a DEC/AEC in Aircraft Maintenance, an AME license (M2/B1 or B2), a DES, and at least five years of experience.

Qualifications

• Diploma in Aircraft Maintenance recognized by MICC.
• AME license (M2/B1 or B2) and a DES high school diploma.
• Minimum 5 years of Aircraft Maintenance experience.
• Ability to read and interpret maintenance manuals and drawings.
• Bilingual French/English is an asset for multilingual communication.

Responsibilities

• Install and repair mechanical components.
• Perform functional tests and adjustments on aircraft systems.
• Inspect and maintain mechanical systems (hydraulic, pneumatic, fuel, etc.).
• Prepare aircraft for flight operations (daily inspections, refueling).
• Participate in engine and APU testing.
• Carry out modifications per Service Bulletins and standards.
• Work in noisy or dusty environments as required.
• Engage in Continuous Improvement Program and related duties.

Skills

Technical reading

Read drawings/maintenance manuals

Bilingual English/French

Shift flexibility

Safety compliance

Team collaboration

5 years AME experience

Education

DEC/AEC in Aircraft Maintenance

AME license (M2/B1 or B2)

High School Diploma (DES)

Job description

AAA Canada in Dorval is seeking several Pre-Flight Aircraft Maintenance Technicians (AMEs) to join its team. You will install and repair mechanical components, perform functional tests on aircraft systems, inspect mechanical systems, and prepare aircraft for flight operations through daily inspections and refueling.

Candidates should have a DEC/AEC in Aircraft Maintenance, an AME license (M2/B1 or B2), a DES, and at least five years of experience.