At a Glance
- Tasks: Maintain and inspect Bell 412 aircraft to ensure top performance.
- Company: Join Heli-One Canada, a leader in aircraft maintenance.
- Benefits: Competitive salary, hands-on experience, and a collaborative team environment.
- Other info: Opportunity for career growth in a dynamic aviation setting.
- Why this job: Make a real impact on aviation safety and operations.
- Qualifications: Valid AME M Type license and experience with CH-146 or B412.
The predicted salary is between 63000 - 77000 $ per year.
Aircraft maintenance expertise and troubleshooting meet CHC's Borden, Ontario operation for an AME supporting Bell 412 aircraft. Bring careful, hands-on maintenance skills.
Heli-One Canada seeks an experienced AME Engineer with M1/M2 or AVN credentials.
The work includes aircraft maintenance, thorough inspections, and smooth maintenance-task operation.
Preference goes to AMEs experienced with CH-146 or Bell 412 aircraft.
Key Responsibilities
- Maintain aircraft to the highest standards
- Conduct thorough aircraft inspections
- Support smooth operation of maintenance tasks
- Apply strong troubleshooting abilities during maintenance
- Work collaboratively with the maintenance team
Requirements
- Valid Transport Canada AME M Type license
- Current B412 type rating or CH-146 military AVN training
- Minimum three years working on CH-146 or B412
- Ability to obtain required military base security clearance
- Legal right to work in Canada
Apply your aircraft maintenance, inspection, and troubleshooting experience as an AME Engineer with Heli-One Canada in Borden.
Aircraft Maintenance Engineer B412 employer: Heli-One
Heli-One Canada is an exceptional employer located in Richmond, BC, offering a dynamic work environment that prioritizes health, environment, safety, and security (HESS). With a strong commitment to employee growth, Heli-One provides comprehensive training programs and opportunities for professional development, fostering a culture of safety and collaboration. Employees benefit from a supportive atmosphere, competitive compensation, and the chance to make a meaningful impact in the aviation industry.
