Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (Sept-Îles)

The AME will be reporting to the Maintenance Manager and their duties include: Planning and performing aircraft maintenance; Ensuring that all replacement parts are inspected and properly certified prior to installation; Organizing and housekeeping of the hangar facility; Assuring compliance with all company policies and procedures; Travelling to various work locations and environments as required; Performing related duties as assigned by supervisor. Must hold a valid Transport Canada M1 and/or M2 AME licence; Must have the legal right to work in Canada, this position is not available for sponsorship; Hold or have held Aircraft Certification Authority (ACA) on the AS350B2 and/or AS355N and/or B206; Holding ACA on other types of CHL aircrafts would be a definite asset; Organized and self-starter; Customer focus, good communication skills and positive attitude; Must live in Sept-Îles or be willing to relocate to the area; Ability to accept away-from-base assignments, at the customer request. Remuneration: Competitive salary according to experience. Working for Canadian Helicopters is: A unique occasion to grow professionally in a dynamic environment full of opportunities. Working with passionate, committed people who enjoy surpassing themselves. Being part of an organizational culture based on fundamental principles. Having an employer of choice offering competitive working conditions. We offer a flexible benefits program that include a complete dental and medical protection, life insurance, short and long-term disability insurance and a pension plan, depending on employment status. Canadian Helicopters Limited is committed to employment equity and diversity and encourages applications from women, Indigenous people, persons with disabilities and visible minorities. For more information we invite you to visit our website: Follow us on LinkedIn: Canadian Helicopters is a helicopter transportation service, maintenance support and flight training company. In business since 1947, Canover 100 single and multi-engine aircrafts.