Airbus is a leader in designing, manufacturing and delivering aerospace products, services and solutions to customers on a worldwide scale. Airbus strives to provide the most efficient helicopter solutions to its customers who serve, protect, save lives and safely carry passengers in demanding environments. Its helicopters are in service across more than 150 countries worldwide, performing nearly every type of vertical flight task imaginable. The company’s product line offers the full spectrum of rotary-wing aircraft solutions for civil, government, military, law enforcement and parapublic uses.
On-site · Fort Erie
Responsible for maintaining the interior and exterior of the facility through repairs, groundskeeping, and supporting external contractors. Tasks include metal fabrication, plumbing, snow removal, and assisting with hazardous chemical spill response.
On-site · Fort Erie
The Airworthiness Coordinator manages the Design Approval Organization (DAO) and engineering compliance for completions and STC developments. They serve as the primary point of contact with TCCA to ensure products are certified in alignment with company and regulatory standards.
On-site · Fort Erie
Operate autoclaves and curing ovens to cure composite parts and perform demolding using pneumatic and hand tools. Maintain equipment, monitor data, and ensure manufacturing traceability and quality standards are met.
On-site · Fort Erie
The technician is responsible for assembling helicopter parts using various joining and bonding methods, including resin bonding and riveting. They must fit components according to drawings and specifications while ensuring all production orders maintain full traceability.
On-site · Fort Erie
The technician is responsible for repairing helicopter parts using various composite materials, resins, and wet lay-up processes. They must ensure all production orders are completed with full traceability and adhere to technical specifications and quality standards.
On-site · Fort Erie
The technician is responsible for the end-to-end surface preparation, masking, and spray-painting of composite and metallic components. They must also perform equipment maintenance, defect inspection, and ensure compliance with safety and quality standards.
On-site · Fort Erie
Ensure aircraft airworthiness and compliance with TCCA regulations through rigorous inspection of aircraft, engines, and components. Act as a quality interface for nonconformance resolutions and support the implementation of the Quality Management System.
On-site · Fort Erie
Perform detailed visual and technical inspections of composite assembly, trim, lay-up, and core components to ensure conformity to drawings and MIDs. Lead root cause and corrective action processes while managing nonconformities and preparing shipping documentation.
On-site · Fort Erie
The Receiving Inspector performs T2 inspections on materials and parts to ensure they meet internal specifications and regulatory requirements. They are responsible for documenting product deviations through non-conformance reports and managing the quarantine and disposition of materials.
