Aircraft Maintenance Engineer

at  Babcock International

Babcock’s Purpose is to create a safe and secure world, together. Our Principles create the foundation for how we will do this. They keep us on the right course, unify the way we work and guide us towards success. By thinking, connecting, and acting in line with these Principles, we’ll deliver better outcomes for our Culture, Customers and Communities. Collectively at Babcock, our employees embody the Principles that help make us great at what we do:

• Challenge the status quo, Be Curious, and ask, ‘how might we?’
• Whenever measuring success, Think: Outcomes and positive impacts.
• Be Kind to ourselves, each other, and our planet.
• Babcock employees Collaborate – we are greater than the sum of our parts,
• Be Courageous – be brave, ambitious, and determined.
• Everyone has a part to play - Own and Deliver to be successful

In this role, you will:

• Work on CL215/CL415 Water Bomber Aircraft and Commander 690’s
• Maintain, adjust, modify, test, diagnose, and repair an aircraft’s mechanical or structural systems.
• Work with specialized aviation and power tools, computers, and diagnostic equipment
• Conduct scheduled maintenance tasks.
• Mentor AME apprentices
• Keep timely and accurate records of the repair and maintenance activities that were conducted.
• Carefully observe all procedures, rules and regulations when performing any task
• Be thoroughly familiar with, and put to use, safety procedures and safe work practices.
• Use the appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for tasks/jobs.
• Follow company tool control procedures.
• Maintain a clean and productive work area.
• Work efficiently alone and as part of a team
• Read, understand, and adhere to the:
• Safety & Health Policy Statement
• Company Occupational Health & Safety Manual
• Company Policies and Procedures
• Utilize the Company reporting system to report any hazard, incident or accident.
• Enter labour in the labour tracking system accurately for all tasks performed.
• Perform work in accordance with all Transport Canada guidelines.
• Normal work schedule is
• Oct 1 to April 1 is Monday to Friday dayshift.
• April 1 to Oct 1 is 2 weeks away from base 2 weeks off.
• The schedule does vary slightly depending on operational requirements.
• Other duties as assigned