Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Apprentice

Job Summary:
The Aircraft Maintenance Apprentice works under the supervision of Production Manager to learn and perform tasks related to maintaining and repairing aircraft.
Qualifications and Requirements:

Completion of trade school is not required for this Apprentice position
Completion of a Transport Canada-Approved AME basic training program an asset but not required
Experience on King Air, Pilatus PC12, and Citation 560 aircraft an asset but not required
Must have a Valid Canadian Driver’s License with no restrictions
Able to acquire and maintain Transport Canada security clearance (RAIC)
Able to acquire and maintain Airside Vehicle Operator Permit-AVOP
Have a strong knowledge of Transport Canada regulations
Indigenous Awareness and/or Cultural Diversity training considered an asset
Must have a valid passport (for rotational positions)

Responsibilities and Accountabilities:

Assist in performing scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on aircraft
Support the inspection, servicing, and repair of mechanical, hydraulic, and structural systems
Participate in troubleshooting and resolving technical issues under supervision
Ensure proper use of tools, manuals, and safety procedures during maintenance tasks
Complying with safety and regulatory standards in all work operations.
Duties as assigned by Production Manager or Crew chief
Maintaining a clean and organized work environment to ensure safety
Aircraft washing and cleaning when required

Skills and Competencies:

Strong mechanical aptitude and trainability.
Respectful and professional, with a positive work attitude
Effective listening and communication skills: Coordinating with team members and departments to ensure smooth operations
Able to work in a fast-paced environment while meeting constraining deadlines
Able to work well independently and as well within a team environment
Reliable, responsible, and self-motivated
Must possess strong organizational and decision-making skills
Proven time management skills with a strong attention to detail
Strong verbal and written skills

Working Conditions:

Shift Work: 7 days on/ 7 days off (Winnipeg based) and 14 days on / 14 Days off (rotational).
12-Hour shift - days and evenings
Work in Hangars and Repair Stations including Airport Ramp that may require working directly on the tarmac, which can be exposed to various weather conditions.
The work environment can be noisy due to aircraft engines and other machinery.
Physical activities including, but not limited to lifting, sitting, standing, climbing and must be able to lift and carry up to 50 lbs.
Physical demands include exposure and handling of hazardous materials such as fuels, oils, and chemicals, necessitating proper safety gear and procedures