Aircraft Maintenance Engineer - Completions & Testing

Airbus; Erie (Erie County); On-site; USD 53,000 - 67,000; Full time

Job summary

Airbus Helicopters Canada Ltd is seeking an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer for Fort Erie, ON. The role involves assembling aircraft, installing options, conducting tests, and maintaining aircraft per Transport Canada and AHCA standards.

Responsibilities include inspections, tracking snags, mentoring an apprentice, and leading a team as needed. Strong knowledge of AMM, safety, and documentation is essential.

Qualifications

• Completion of a Transport Canada approved Aircraft Maintenance program.
• TCCA AME License.
• 3 years’ experience as a licensed technician working in aircraft maintenance.
• Field experience maintaining Airbus products considered an asset.
• Experience in aircraft operational maintenance considered an asset.

Responsibilities

• Install AHCA options and external vendor STC kits using work orders/instructions and drawings to ensure correct assembly.
• Perform visual inspections for component defects, document root causes and complete corrective actions.
• Perform and oversee functional checks required for flight and ensure documentation is accurate.
• Record and rectify snags found during the aircraft assembly process.
• Instruct and mentor the Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Apprentice and act as a team lead when assigned.
• Support QA inspections to determine compliance with AMM and TCCA standards.

Skills

Aircraft maintenance

Troubleshooting

Team leadership

Ground handling procedures

Education

Transport Canada AME License

TC-approved Aircraft Maintenance program

Job description

Airbus Helicopters Canada Ltd is seeking an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer for Fort Erie, ON. The role involves assembling aircraft, installing options, conducting tests, and maintaining aircraft per Transport Canada and AHCA standards.

Responsibilities include inspections, tracking snags, mentoring an apprentice, and leading a team as needed. Strong knowledge of AMM, safety, and documentation is essential.