
Founded in 1947, Canadian Helicopters is the largest helicopter transportation services provider in Canada. Based from 25 locations across Canada, Canadian Helicopters operates over 100 aircraft in support of a range of multinational companies and government agencies including defense, mineral exploration, forest management, hydro and other utilities, construction, air ambulance and search and rescue. In addition to charter services, company affiliates provide flight training and third-party repair and maintenance services.
We currently have an opportunity for a permanent full-time M-Rated Aircraft Maintenance Engineer in Halifax (Enfield), NS.
Reporting to the base Supervisory Base AME, duties include:
Planning and performing aircraft maintenance.
Assuring compliance with all company policies and procedures.
Organizing and maintaining the hangar and support equipment.
Performing related duties as assigned by supervisor.
Remuneration: Competitive salary according to experience.
Working for Canadian Helicopters is:
Canadian Helicopters Limited is committed to employment equity and diversity and encourages applications from women, Indigenous peoples, persons with disabilities and visible minorities.
For more information, we invite you to visit our website: www.canadianhelicopters.com
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Canadian Helicopters is a diversified company providing helicopter charter, maintenance support and flight training services. Canadian Helicopters has been operating rotary wing aircraft since 1947 and is the largest helicopter operator in Canada with 25 locations across the country and a fleet of close to 100 single and twin-engine aircraft.
Canadian Helicopters has authorization for day/night, VFR/IFR, and NVG operations. The company provides transportation services to a variety of industries including emergency medical services, hydro, oil and gas, mining, environmental, recreational, police, and military, and has a diverse project portfolio with operations in a variety of challenging and austere environments including Arctic/Antarctic, mountainous and desert environments.