Company Description

SEGULA CANADA is currently looking for an Aircraft Structural Assembler to join our team for a new opportunity in Montreal QC.

We offer a competitive salary and benefits plan, and great opportunities for career growth!

With a global presence in 30 countries with 140 offices worldwide, SEGULA GROUP fosters a close relationship with its customers thanks to the expertise of its 11,000 employees.

SEGULA TECHNOLOGIES is an Engineering and Design Services company with a proven ability to boost innovation and competitiveness within the major industrial sectors, including Automotive, Aerospace & Defense, Energy, Rail, Naval, Pharmaceutical, and Oil and Gas.

Job DescriptionCarry out all operations in compliance with current health, safety, and environmental standardszEnsure the correct selection and use of products (sealant, metallization, anti-corrosive, paint) and tools for assembly, following technical and safety instructions.Assemble sub-assemblies and structural assemblies for airframes, including installing bolts, screws, and fittings to secure, support, or hang components, and rivet sub-assemblies, based on manufacturing files.Adapt your work to various types of assembly, including large fuselage elements and diverse mechanical components such as hydraulic components, fuel and oxygen supplies, controls, and cabin insulation.Read and interpret blueprints, technical drawings, and specifications to ensure accurate assembly and adjustments.Adjust and operate manual or automated machines and tools according to the tasks required, ensuring precision and efficiency.Conduct thorough inspections and quality checks to verify that assemblies conform to manufacturing files and quality standards.Accurately document inspections, tests, and maintenance procedures, ensuring traceability and maintaining the aircraft's airworthiness record.All other related tasks involved in the assembly, maintenance, and repair of aircraft components.

QualificationsTechnician Diploma in structural assembly or a related field.A minimum of 6 months of experience in a similar position within the aerospace industry is highly desirable.Demonstrated ability to read and interpret technical drawings, blueprints, and specifications.Strong manual dexterity combined with a solid understanding of technical principles to perform assembly and adjustment operations effectively.Ability to follow instructions, apply feedback constructively, and continuously develop skills.Proficiency in using hand tools, drills, rivet guns, and specialist precision tools.Excellent teamwork skills and the ability to work independently while maintaining a proactive approach.Familiarity with aviation regulations, quality standards, and safety protocols.Knowledge of Bombardier procedures is an asset.Positive attitude, adaptability to change, and a commitment to maintaining a safe and efficient work environment.

Additional InformationMust be authorized to work in Canada.Employees who must relocate for the position may benefit from initial “relocation assistance”.