Position Overview
Our Client is seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Aircraft Maintenance Apprentice to join our maintenance team. This role is open to apprentices pursuing either the Structures discipline or the M1 (Mechanical) Aircraft Maintenance Engineer license. The successful candidate will work under the supervision of licensed AMEs and experienced technicians while gaining hands-on experience in a regulated aviation maintenance environment.
This is an excellent opportunity for individuals looking to build a long-term career in aircraft maintenance and progress toward Transport Canada certification.
Key Responsibilities
General (Both Disciplines):
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Assist licensed AMEs with scheduled and unscheduled aircraft maintenance
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Perform tasks in accordance with approved maintenance manuals, work cards, and regulatory requirements
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Follow all safety, quality, and company procedures
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Properly use and maintain tools, equipment, and work areas
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Accurately complete task sign-offs and maintenance documentation under supervision
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Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work environment
Structures Apprentice Responsibilities:
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Assist with inspection, repair, and replacement of aircraft structures and components
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Support sheet metal work including drilling, riveting, bonding, and fastening
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Assist with composite repairs and structural modifications
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Open and close aircraft panels and access areas
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Read and interpret technical drawings and structural repair manuals
M1 (Mechanical) Apprentice Responsibilities:
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Assist with inspection, troubleshooting, and repair of aircraft mechanical systems
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Support maintenance on powerplant, landing gear, flight controls, hydraulic, pneumatic, and fuel systems
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Assist with removal and installation of mechanical components
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Perform servicing tasks (oils, fluids, filters) under supervision
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Use technical manuals to support maintenance tasks
Qualifications & Requirements
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Enrolled in or graduated from a Transport Canada–approved Aircraft Maintenance program OR actively registered as an apprentice
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Strong interest in pursuing a career as a licensed AME (Structures or M1)
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Basic understanding of aircraft maintenance practices and safety standards
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Ability to read and understand technical documentation
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Strong attention to detail and willingness to learn
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Ability to work in a team-based environment
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Eligible to work in Canada
Assets (Nice to Have)
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Previous hands-on experience in an AMO or MRO environment
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Familiarity with turboprop or business aircraft
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Experience using hand tools and measuring equipment
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WHMIS, Human Factors, or Safety training
What We Offer
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Structured apprenticeship environment with mentorship
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Exposure to a variety of aircraft and maintenance tasks
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Competitive apprentice compensation
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Opportunity for long-term employment and license progression
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Supportive team and safety-focused workplace