Some taglines
Take Flight of your Career”
“Let you career fly high”
“Find you place in Aerospace”
“Let your career Soar in Aerospace”
Repair & Overhaul Technician (engine, componets??)
What you will do!
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Repair, overhaul, modify and test aircraft structures, or aircraft engines, mechanical and
hydraulic systems
Inspect aircraft, engines and systems following detailed procedures
Troubleshoot aircraft or aircraft engines, structural, mechanical or hydraulic systems to identify
problems and adjust & repair systems accordingly
Perform and document routine maintenance
What’s in it for you?
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Full time year round employment
Competitive wages and benefits
Exciting, challenging and rewarding careers
Opportunities for career growth and stability in one of the world’s advanced industries.
What you need to know
To work as an aerospace technician you need a college diploma in Aircraft Gas turbine Engine Repair and
Overhaul Technology, Aircraft Maintenance, or completion of an apprenticeships program.
Qualifications for individual job postings will vary, however the above program are definite assets
To get ready, the high school courses you don’t want to miss are:
English, Math, Physics
Do you have what it takes?
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Excellent mechanical aptitude
Good manual dexterity
Strong attention to detail and accuracy
Ability to work well with others but also to make decisions independently
Ability to select, interpret and follow instructions
CNC/ Precision Machinist
What you will do!
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Use machine tools, such as lathes, milling machines and drill presses, to produce precision
metal/non-metal parts
Read and interpret engineering drawings, blueprints, charts and tables or study sample parts to
determine machining operation to be performed, and plan best sequence or operations
Program computer numerically controlled (CNC) centres to perform precision machining
operations to produce the highest quality aerospace parts for this demanding industry
Set-up, operate and maintain a variety of machine centres
Verify dimensions of products for accuracy and conformance to specifications using the latest
precision measuring instruments.
What’s in it for you?
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Full time year round employment
Competitive wages and benefits
Exciting, challenging and rewarding careers
Opportunities for career growth and stability in one of the world’s advanced industries.
What you need to know
To work as a CNC/Precision Machinist you will need a college diploma in CNC or Precision Machining or
completion of an apprenticeship program. Possible qualification to work as an entry level CNC Machine
Operator upon successful completion of an in-house training program as offered by some of the PEI
aerospace companies
To get ready, the high school courses you don’t want to miss are:
English, Math, Physics
Do you have what it takes?
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Excellent mechanical aptitude
Ability to use your hands skillfully and quickly
Ability to work independently a tasks that require concentration as well as physical effort
Strong attention to detail and accuracy
Ability to follow establishes procedures
Quality Technician/Inspector (manager, quality
assurance)
What you will do!
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Inspect aircraft components, structural or mechanical systems, and/or aircraft engines and
certify that these systems meet Transport Canada, customer and company standards or
performance and safety
Maintain detailed repair, inspection and certification records and reports
Perform detailed inspection of individual parts and components
What’s in it for you?
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Full time year round employment
Competitive wages and benefits
Exciting, challenging and rewarding careers
Opportunities for career growth and stability in one of the world’s advanced industries.
What you need to know
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To work as a Quality Technical/Inspector you need a minimum of grade 12 education or GED,
and ideally post-secondary education in a related discipline.
To get ready, the high school courses you don’t want to miss are:
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English, Math, Physics
Other beneficial post-secondary training course include
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Internal auditing
Aerospace related training
Root cause corrective action
ISO auditing
Business
Cause analysis
Lead auditor
Engineering
Policy/Technical writing
Do you have what it takes?
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Excellent mechanical aptitude
Strong attention to detail and accuracy
Process ordinated
Strong technical communications (e.g., ability to write technical reports, corrective action
reports, etc.)
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Ability to work well with others but also to make decisions independently
Ability to select, interpret and follow instructions
Mechanical Engineer (others Design and RO ???)
What you will do!
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Evaluate, install, operate and maintain mechanical systems
Research the feasibility, design, operation and performance of mechanisms, components and
systems (i.e., first pass yield, unserviceable parts, etc.)
Analyze dynamics and vibrations of mechanical systems and structures
Supervise and inspect the installation, modifications and commissioning of mechanical systems
Interpret and communicate original manufacturing and repair manual
Train and educate employees on service bulleting, amendments, deletions from technical
documents
What’s in it for you?
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Full time year round employment
Competitive wages and benefits
Exciting, challenging and rewarding careers
Opportunities for career growth and stability in one of the world’s advanced industries.
What you need to know
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To work as an engineer you will need a bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineer or in a related
engineering discipline (i.e. aerospace/electrical) and to be registered as a Professional Engineer
with Engineers PEI.
To get ready, the high school courses you don’t want to miss are:
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English, Math, Physics, Chemistry
Do you have what it takes?
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Strong mathematical and troubleshooting skills
An interest in technical process
Excellent oral and written communication skills
Ability to work as part of a team
Persistence and determination
Strong research and decision making skills
Assembly Technician
What you will do!
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Fabricate and assemble various components and structures for the aerospace and mass transit
industries
What’s in it for you?
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Full time year round employment
Competitive wages and benefits
Exciting, challenging and rewarding careers
Opportunities for career growth and stability in one of the world’s advanced industries.
What you need to know
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Grade 12 education
On-the-job Training generally provided by the hiring aerospace company
Airframe Technician
What you will do!
Airframe technicians run thorough inspections of aircraft frames, mechanical components and
electrical systems to locate wear, defects and other problems. They read documentation and
other repair manuals to determine standards and procedures, and test aircraft functions using
diagnostic instruments to ensure those standards are being met. They then repair or replace
components using hand or power tools
What’s in it for you?
Same as others
What you need to know
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To work as a Quality Technical/Inspector you need a minimum of grade 12 education or GED,
and ideally post-secondary education in a related discipline.
Do you have what it takes?
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Excellent mechanical aptitude
Strong attention to detail and accuracy
Ability to work as part of a team
Strong technical communications (e.g., ability to write technical reports, corrective action
reports, etc.)
Production Technician
What you will do!
 Pre-coating surface preparation of components.
 Responsible for the operation and maintenance of equipment and fixtures utilized for the
preparation of components for coating
 Ensure that all paperwork and records meet customer contract requirements and job routing
instructions
 Assembly of substrates into fixtures
 Monitoring of coating parameters during production runs and record any applicable information
required
 Responsible to follow specific processing procedures, and detect malfunctions or imperfections
through surveillance of machinery and materials
What’s in it for you?
Same as others …..
What you need to know
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you need a minimum of grade 12 education or GED, and ideally post-secondary education in a
related discipline.
To get ready, the high school courses you don’t want to miss are:
We are on the fence if we should include this section……
Do you have what it takes?
NDT Technician
What you will do!
Non-destructive testing technicians use different scientific methods to test the
properties of materials, components and systems without causing damage. If
you love problem solving and have an interest in engineering and science, this
could be the career for you.
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visual inspection – using lenses, CCTV and fibre optic cameras
thermal imaging - used to find defects in concrete and other building materials
dye testing – staining surfaces with fluorescent liquid, which shows up flaws under
ultraviolet lighting
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magnetic particle testing – applying magnetic particles to magnetised materials, so they
line up along cracks and defects (often combined with dye testing)
product
What’s in it for you?
Same as others ….
What you need to know
There is no set route to become a non-destructive testing technician. Many new
technicians get into this role through apprenticeships or by studying towards a
certificate or diploma in engineering and applying for trainee positions
To get ready, the high school courses you don’t want to miss are:
We may omit this
Do you have what it takes?
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good problem-solving skills
a flair for science and engineering
attention to detail
the ability to use a wide range of tools and instruments
good IT skills
good written and spoken communication skills
an understanding of health and safety issues.
IT Analyst
What you will do!
IT Applications Specialists provide IT project management, business analysis and application support
services for the Company. The responsibilities of the IT Applications Specialist are to deliver projects and
partner with the business to achieve business objectives through the effective use and sustainability of
technology.
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Define system requirements by consulting users about their data and business requirements,
Generate reports to support the advancement of business operations.
Coordinate and conduct testing of ERP system solutions and implement changes/upgrades into
operational use.
Train users and provide end-to-end technical application support.
Customize commercial database to meet operational requirements.
Documenting user instructions while considering operational requirements.
Perform support liaison role between software vendor and Company.
Develop, and maintain, relationships with stakeholders to ensure that the ERP is aligned with,
and supporting, their operational objectives and strategies,
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Apply formal project management methodologies to ensure timely and effective delivery of
technical projects.
Keep management and other stakeholders informed of progress on all activities on a regular
basis.
Provide process and technology guidance regarding the selection, purchase and use of database
management tools.
What’s in it for you?
Same as others
What you need to know
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Two to five years of customer application support experience, database knowledge and/or a
Bachelor’s degree in business or computer science.
To get ready, the high school courses you don’t want to miss are:
We may omit this….
Do you have what it takes?
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The ability to learn quickly, think logically and analyze information.
The ability to focus on details without losing sight of the project as a whole.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
An active interest in keeping up with technological advances
Human Resource Manager
What you will do!
What’s in it for you?
What you need to know
To get ready, the high school courses you don’t want to miss are:
Do you have what it takes?
Production Planner
What you will do!
What’s in it for you?
What you need to know
To get ready, the high school courses you don’t want to miss are:
Do you have what it takes?
Quality Assurance
What you will do!
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Performing in-process and final inspections on machined parts, assemblies, and/or subassemblies as well as performing internal and external process and company audits.
Assure the conformity certification on behalf of the manufacturer and the approved Quality
System of a newly
Verify assembled aircraft when ready for the production flight-testing phase
Validate and declares that the aircraft fully conforms to its approved design data
Support all initiatives as it relates to AES
Communicate and collaborate with Transport Canada Ministers Delegates
What’s in it for you?
Same as others ……
What you need to know
To get ready, the high school courses you don’t want to miss are:
Do you have what it takes?
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ability to read/interpret engineering drawings, technical data and purchase orders
using various mechanical inspection tools, such as micrometers and calipers
Logistics Coordinator
What you will do!
What’s in it for you?
What you need to know
To get ready, the high school courses you don’t want to miss are:
Do you have what it takes?
Customer Support Specialist
What you will do!
What’s in it for you?
What you need to know
To get ready, the high school courses you don’t want to miss are:
Do you have what it takes?
Metrology
What you will do!
What’s in it for you?
What you need to know
To get ready, the high school courses you don’t want to miss are:
Do you have what it takes?
Shipping/Receiving (stores person, Inventory)
What you will do!
What’s in it for you?
What you need to know
To get ready, the high school courses you don’t want to miss are:
Do you have what it takes
Dylan Foley
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Machining of previously manufactured parts that are in process of repair to
restore specific features to acceptable limits with respect to size and position
relative to existing part features as defined in the repair process documentation.
Manufacturing of tooling, jigs and fixtures in accordance with detailed
manufacturing drawings.
Manufacture of small components (sleeves, etc.) in accordance with detail parts
drawings.
Machinists are required to perform regular cleaning and maintenance of the
machines in their care and to ensure that the work areas are maintained clean
and free of chips and machine cuttings as far as is practical.
Machine components for PT6A, JT15D and PW100 engines that are in process
of repair to restore specific features to acceptable limits with respect to size and
position relative to existing part features as defined in the repair process
documentation.
Joel Romerosa
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Performs Internal Audits and supports audits and inspections from outside
parties and agencies
Resolving issues related to the quality of products and services
Prepare, update and release of quality related documentation;
Updating of quality control and inspection and testing techniques and criteria;
Coordinating, recording, monitoring and verification of corrective and preventive
action related to the quality system;
Supplier Approval/Renewal process