Job Description

JOIN OUR TEAM Pacific Coastal Airlines (PCA) is looking for a Senior Apprentice AME! This position is based out of a hanger located near South Terminal at the Vancouver International Airport in Richmond. The Maintenance Department at PCA fosters a team environment. The broad scope of maintenance that PCA carry out provide team members with a complete experience with line maintenance, heavy maintenance, troubleshooting and major component changes in both M1 and M2 aircrafts. Joining our team means building a life-long career in the aviation industry. The successful individual will provide outstanding support to our customers and embody the Pacific Coastal Airlines\' motto of "People Friendly, People First." You will be expected to role model behaviours that respect the corporate values, professionalism, diversity and service excellence to both our internal and external customers. Technical Requirements:

• 2+ years of apprentice experience
• Graduate of a Transport Canada approved Maintenance training program
• Experience on system installations and Troubleshooting of various systems an asset
• Experience on fleet types and previous time in the industry required
• Must be familiar with the use of specialty equipment required for the position
• Must be able to obtain a RAIC and AVOP

• Strong written and oral communication skills
• Ability to work independently and in a team
• Flexibility to work weekends, nights and holiday on shift rotations
• Willing to travel as required to service all aircrafts in our fleet
• Lift up to 50lbs and stand for long periods at a time
• Able to work in various weather conditions and elevated noise levels

• Collaborative and inclusive work environment
• Excellent work-life balance
• Competitive compensation structure based on experience
• Tool/Boot Allowance, up to $500 a year
• Extended Health/Medical Benefits
• Vacation days and additional pay sick days & family emergency days
• Travel Benefits & corporate discounts
• Group RRSP with company matching
• Employee recognition and reward programs