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Supervise l’équipe des dossiers techniques aéronautiques et veille à l’intégrité, la conformité et la disponibilité des dossiers de maintenance. Coordonne les activités avec l’ingénierie, la maintenance, l’assurance qualité, la chaîne d’approvisionnement et les équipes d’importation-exportation. Identifie les besoins de formation, améliore les processus, assure le respect des exigences de Transports Canada et des manufacturiers, et soutient les opérations quotidiennes ainsi que divers projets.

Supervises the Technical Records team and ensures aircraft maintenance records remain complete, accurate, secure, available, and compliant with Transport Canada, manufacturer, leasing, and company requirements. Coordinates with Engineering, Maintenance, Quality Assurance, Supply Chain, and aircraft import/export stakeholders. Provides coaching, identifies training and process improvement opportunities, supports issue resolution, and contributes to departmental planning and special projects.

Provide leadership for engine maintenance team, monitor KPIs and budget, manage engine maintenance programs with OEMs (Pratt & Whitney, Rolls Royce, GE CFM56-5B), develop departmental procedures, oversee configuration/modifications, review technical materials during shop visits, coordinate major technical projects and engine lease/return planning, negotiate and manage repair and lease contracts, and chair engine meetings to maintain reliability and compliance.

Inspect and diagnose avionics systems, conduct maintenance and repairs, install new avionics systems, ensure compliance, and test systems before flights.

Air Transat is offering a pilot training program that requires little to no flying experience. The 18-month course in Phoenix leads to employment as a pilot upon successful completion.

Air Transat is offering a pilot training program through Ascension Academy in partnership with CAE, designed for individuals with little to no flying experience. Candidates will be hired upon successful training completion, which lasts approximately 18 months at CAE's facilities in Phoenix, Arizona. Applicants must be at least 18, Canadian citizens or residents, with a high school diploma and English proficiency equivalent to ICAO level 4.

Inspect, diagnose, repair, replace, install, calibrate, and test aircraft avionics systems, including radios, radar, navigation equipment, instruments, wiring, sensors, and antennas. Maintain aircraft maintenance records, ensure aviation regulatory compliance, support pre-flight verification with pilots and maintenance teams, and stay current with avionics technologies. The role is temporary for six months and requires collaboration in French and English.