What are your contributions to the team?

• Write and revise assembly instruction guides or manufacturing instruction guides for the manufacturing or assembly of aircraft components
• Interpret, verify and approve drawings and other engineering documents
• Develop assembly and manufacturing strategies for aircraft components
• Develop necessary tools to manufacture or assemble aircraft components by taking into account established geometric tolerancing
• Harmonize the implementation of engineering changes or assembly strategies by working in close collaboration with Engineering, Parts Logistics, Quality and Production
• Participate actively in production support by coordinating problem solving with other support departments
• Keep abreast of best ways to enhance assembly and manufacturing strategies and participate in research and development projects
• Support the Central Methods team during the realization of their projects
• Update of the Methods documentation tree structure, SAP analysis, identify needs and optimize production
• Establish the requirements for labor, tools, assembly, layout plan, ergonomics and health/safety, tools and production equipment according to the optimal methodology
• Participate in the development and optimization of processes related to the methods function

How to thrive in this role?

• You have a college or university diploma in Mechanical, Avionics, Electrical, Industrial, Electromechanics Engineering, Aerospace Manufacturing or in a relevant area
• You are able to read technical drawings and have a good visualization in 3D with good analytical skills
• You have a good logical mechanical skill
• You are proficient in MS Office (Word, Excel and PowerPoint)
• You can work with computer-based software such as Catia, AutoCad, Enovia, etc.
• You can work with Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software such as SAP, etc.
• You are an excellent team player, are perseverant and have a good judgement
• You have a good command of French, written and spoken and have a good knowledge of English