Structural Assembler – Aircraft Production

AAA-Canada; Delta; On-site; CAD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Per diem $100

Plane tickets

Benefits program

Independent contractors welcome

Growth opportunities

Diversity of mandates

Job summary

AAA Canada is seeking an experienced aeronautical structures assembler for a temporary mandate in Delta, British Columbia. You will participate in assembling aircraft structures in a high-precision aerospace environment with strict quality standards.

Requirements include a minimum of 5 years in aeronautical assembly, training in aeronautical assembly or related field, and fluent English. The role offers competitive salary, per diem, and plane tickets covered by AAA Canada, with opportunities for

Qualifications

• Minimum of 5 years of experience in aeronautical structure assembly.
• Training in aeronautical assembly, aerospace manufacturing, sheet metal or related technical field, or equivalent experience.
• Good command of drilling, riveting, countersinking, fastening and structural assembly techniques.
• Experience with aluminum and composite material structures.
• Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, technical instructions and dimensional tolerances.
• Good knowledge of pneumatic tools, assembly equipment and measuring instruments.
• Mandatory English, oral and written; work is in an entirely English-speaking environment.

Responsibilities

• Assemble and install aircraft structures per engineering drawings, manuals and instructions.
• Perform drilling, riveting, countersinking and fastening on aluminum and composites.
• Apply sealants, bonding agents and anti-corrosion treatments.
• Install structural components and sub-assemblies to ensure fit and integrity.
• Use pneumatic tools, hydraulic presses and precision measuring instruments.
• Disassemble, clean, repair and reassemble aeronautical components.
• Perform touch-up and repair work including grinding, deburring and sheet metal repairs.
• Document work in production sheets and required reports.
• Collaborate with production teams, engineers and quality inspectors to resolve issues and meet production schedules.

Skills

Aeronautical assembly

Read drawings

Dimensional tolerances

Pneumatic tools

Teamwork

English language

Attention to detail

Quality awareness

Education

Aeronautical assembly training

Aerospace manufacturing background

Equivalent experience

Tools

Drilling equipment

Riveting tools

Countersinking tools

Measuring instruments

Sheet metal tooling

Job description

Are you an experienced aeronautical structures assembler looking for a new professional challenge in British Columbia? This opportunity is for you!

We are looking for aeronautical structure assemblers with a minimum of 5 years of experience for a temporary mandate in Delta, British Columbia.

You will participate in particular in the assembly of aeronautical structures in an aeronautical manufacturing environment meeting high standards of quality and precision.

Main Responsibilities

Aeronautical Structure Assembly

• Assemble and install aircraft structures in accordance with engineering drawings, technical manuals and approved manufacturing instructions.

• Perform drilling, riveting, countersinking and fastening operations on aluminum and composite material aeronautical structures.

• Apply sealants, bonding agents and anti-corrosion treatments according to established procedures.

• Install structural components and sub-assemblies ensuring fit, dimensional accuracy and structural integrity.

• Use pneumatic tools, hydraulic presses and precision measuring instruments.

Repair and Production Support

• Perform disassembly, cleaning, repair and reassembly of aeronautical structural components.

• Perform touch-up and repair work, including grinding, fitting, deburring and sheet metal repairs.

• Document the work performed in production sheets and required reports.

• Collaborate with production teams, engineers and quality inspectors to resolve technical problems and meet production schedules.

Quality and Safety

• Respect plans, work instructions and approved manufacturing procedures.

• Ensure work compliance with quality standards and aerospace industry requirements.

• Respect health and safety procedures, material handling rules and traceability requirements.

• Report any anomaly, non-compliance or situation presenting a safety risk.

Profile Sought

• Minimum of 5 years of experience in aeronautical structure assembly.

• Training in aeronautical assembly, aerospace manufacturing, sheet metal or a related technical field, or equivalent experience.

• Good command of drilling, riveting, countersinking, fastening and structural assembly techniques.

• Experience with aluminum and composite material structures.

• Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, technical instructions and dimensional tolerances.

• Good knowledge of pneumatic tools, assembly equipment and measuring instruments.

• Mandatory English, oral and written. The work is carried out in an entirely English-speaking environment: the technical documentation is in English and all communications with the working teams take place in English.

• Rigor, precision, autonomy and attention to detail.

• Ability to work in a team in an aeronautical production environment.

What AAA Canada Offers You

• A competitive salary based on experience.

• A $100 per diem and round-trip plane tickets paid by AAA Canada.

• Employee benefits program for permanent employees, including group insurance and vacations.

• Self-employed workers and contractors are also welcome.

• Opportunities for professional growth within a high-tech environment.

• Diversity of mandates and stimulating opportunities in the aeronautical sector.

ABOUT AAA CANADA

AAA Canada is an on-site and off-site manufacturing company that offers specialized subcontracting and technical assistance services related to industrial engineering, production and maintenance processes in the Aerospace, Ground Transportation and Defense sectors.