Job opportunity
Aircraft Mechanic Assembly Technician
De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited
Aircraft mechanical assembly and installation define this technician role with De Havilland Aircraft of Canada in Calgary, Alberta. Read blueprints and build safely.
The Aircraft Technician - Mechanics assembles, fits, installs, and tests aircraft mechanical systems during production or maintenance. Work includes engines, landing gear, hydraulic systems, and mechanical interfaces. Technicians apply technical specifications, manufacturing procedures, safety standards, and functional testing requirements.
Key Responsibilities:
Assemble aircraft mechanical systems, components, and structures from blueprints
Fit, adjust, and align engine mounts and flight controls
Install fuel, hydraulic, pneumatic, and mechanical interfaces
Perform quality checks and functional tests on assemblies
Document work, parts, discrepancies, repairs, and completed actions
Requirements:
Aircraft Mechanics trade institution graduation or related training
Current Transport Canada M1 or M2 license, or progress toward one
Five to ten years’ general aircraft assembly experience
Experience interpreting blueprints, technical manuals, and written instructions
Strong communication, problem-solving, and decision-making skills
Apply aircraft assembly, blueprint interpretation, mechanical installation, and testing expertise as a De Havilland Aircraft of Canada technician.
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Apply on source site The Aircraft Technician - Mechanics assembles, fits, installs, and tests aircraft mechanical systems during production or maintenance. Work includes engines, landing gear, hydraulic systems, and mechanical interfaces. Technicians apply technical specifications, manufacturing procedures, safety standards, and functional testing requirements.
Key Responsibilities:
Assemble aircraft mechanical systems, components, and structures from blueprints
Fit, adjust, and align engine mounts and flight controls
Install fuel, hydraulic, pneumatic, and mechanical interfaces
Perform quality checks and functional tests on assemblies
Document work, parts, discrepancies, repairs, and completed actions
Requirements:
Aircraft Mechanics trade institution graduation or related training
Current Transport Canada M1 or M2 license, or progress toward one
Five to ten years’ general aircraft assembly experience
Experience interpreting blueprints, technical manuals, and written instructions
Strong communication, problem-solving, and decision-making skills
Apply aircraft assembly, blueprint interpretation, mechanical installation, and testing expertise as a De Havilland Aircraft of Canada technician.
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