What is Voyageur Aviation Corp.?
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At Voyageur Aviation Corp., we deliver innovative solutions to customers with unique aviation requirements. We are an integrated provider of specialized aviation services, including, advanced engineering and maintenance capabilities, part sales and logistics management, aircraft leasing, and contract flying operations both internationally and domestically supporting humanitarian missions, cargo, and workforce movements to remote communities. Our headquarters are in North Bay, Ontario, and we are a wholly owned subsidiary of Chorus Aviation Inc.
What we offer and what makes us special:
- We stand out as a leading company engaged in exceptionally distinctive projects, spanning captivating destinations worldwide, and collaborating with extraordinary and exclusive clients.
- We can turn your wildest imagination into reality, whether it's complete plane restructuring and modernization, complex maintenance, or a comprehensive plane redesign.
- Our team comprises the best, with unparalleled expertise. No one else on Earth can match what we achieve. We are true pioneers in avionic technology.
- Abundant growth opportunities await you here. Our employees choose to stay for the long term, thriving in a culture of continuous learning and boundless possibilities.
- We've got you covered! Our comprehensive benefits program is employer-paid and includes extended health care, out-of-country insurance, as well as life and disability coverage.
- Additionally, we offer a retirement pension plan, an employee and family assistance plan, and participation in the Employee Share Ownership Plan (TSX: CHR).
Explore your next role:
As a key member of the Quality Control team, Airworthiness Compliance Specialist is responsible to ensure that company aircraft remains in compliance with; all Regulatory Requirements, Airworthiness Limitations, Maintenance requirements, and that maintenance performed is in accordance with Company Policies and Procedures:
Your responsibilities:
- Monitor new / revised Airworthiness Directives (AD) (Canadian, Foreign)
- Monitor changes to the applicable Aviation Regulations: Transport Canada, Department of Defence / Canadian Airforce (DND/CAF) and Foreign.
- Create and maintaining the aircraft regulatory compliance templates in the CMP
- Monitor Manufactures maintenance requirements: Maintenance Manuals, Maintenance Requirements Manuals, Task Card Manuals, Service Bulletins, Service Letters, etc. (all incoming maintenance publications that may affect the Maintenance managed aircraft).
- Notify the respective stakeholders of any changes, describe the changes and detail how the changes affect the fleet.
- Facilitate TCCA issued Flight Permits for company and customer aircraft.
- Issued Flight Permits within scope of company and personal delegated authority.
- Ensure weight & balance amendments and Equipment List are created / amended for Airways and Customer aircraft as required.
- Assist Technical Records with all question, related to the tracking of Maintenance, Mod status of aircraft, incorrect tracking after major checks, clarify notes in the tracking system, tracking of major components, etc.
- Apply and start the tracking of all newly added items for each aircraft.
- Load aircraft and major components to assure they are in compliance with all relevant regulatory requirements.
- Monitor changes in engine trends for the fleet. Diagnose all changes, implement corrective actions, and notify the DOM of any issues with the engines
- Complete Reliability reports for the DHC-8 and submit them to DeHavilland.
- Complete Utilization reports for the DHC-8 and CRJ aircraft and submit them to the Manufactures
- Assist the Planning departments (Airways and Aerotech) with questions related to the tracking of maintenance, and the instruction within WinAir.
- Assist the DOM with questions related to the tracking of maintenance, WinAir and any other questions.
- Produce reports related to aircraft undergoing maintenance.
- Create and submit Service Difficulty Reports (SDR) to Transport Canada for Airways and customer aircraft undergoing maintenance.
- Create Annual Airworthiness Information Report (AAIR) for the fleet and submit them to Transport Canada.
Your Distinctive Ingredients for Success:
- Completion of Accredited 2-year Aircraft Maintenance college course is required
- Must hold an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer License
- TCCA Flight Permit Authority Delegation is a must
- ACA privilege is preferred
- Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written.
- Demonstrated problem-solving skills and ability to identify solutions.
- Capable of working under pressure with tight deadlines.
- Complete tasks accurately and efficiently with high attention to detail.
- Ability to work in a fast paced and dynamic environment.
Eligibility:
You must be legally eligible to work for a Canadian company (e.g., be a Canadian citizen, permanent resident of Canada, or possess a valid work permit) and provide a clear Criminal Background Check.
You belong here!
Voyageur Aviation Corp. is committed to fostering an inclusive, accessible environment, where all employees and customers feel valued, respected, and supported. We are dedicated to building a workforce that reflects the diversity of our customers and the communities in which we live and serve. If you require accommodation for the recruitment/interview process, please let us know and we will work with you to meet your needs.
Location and other Key Details:
- You will work out of our North Bay head office.