Fleet is a Canadian Aerospace Manufacturer that specializes in Detail Part Fabrication, Composites, and more.
Fort Erie, Ontario
Housed in a 500,000 square foot manufacturing facility, Fleet is a proudly Canadian owned and operated Aerospace Manufacturer that specializes in Detail Part Fabrication, Advanced Composites, Metal-to-Metal Bonding and Airframe Assembly for Commercial, Military and Civil programs.
On-site · Fort Erie
The Bond Technician is responsible for executing various bonding processes, including metal-to-metal and composite applications, while maintaining equipment like autoclaves and ovens. They must also perform quality inspections on jigs and ensure all work adheres to safety standards and customer specifications.
On-site · Fort Erie
The Liaison Engineering Specialist evaluates and dispositions non-conforming products while supporting Material Review Board (MRB) activities. They also provide technical guidance to production teams and develop certification training programs to ensure regulatory and customer compliance.
On-site · Fort Erie
The Manufacturing Engineer will analyze technical drawings to develop manufacturing procedures, work instructions, and cost estimates for aerospace parts. They will also collaborate cross-functionally to ensure production planning meets quality, engineering, and customer requirements.
On-site · Fort Erie
The Maintenance Manager leads the maintenance department to ensure safe, reliable, and efficient plant operations through strategic planning and team mentorship. This role oversees preventive and emergency maintenance, vendor coordination, and the transition toward a Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) system.
On-site · Fort Erie
The Methods Planner will analyze technical aerospace drawings to develop manufacturing procedures, work instructions, and cost estimates. They will also coordinate with cross-functional teams to ensure production flow meets engineering, quality, and customer requirements.
On-site · Fort Erie
The Senior Methods Planner is responsible for developing manufacturing procedures, preparing cost and material estimates, and ensuring all planning activities meet engineering and quality requirements. They will analyze technical drawings and collaborate with cross-functional teams to optimize production workflows and shop floor operations.
On-site · Fort Erie
The storekeeper manages production programs and inventory to prevent assembly shortages and ensure on-time delivery. They are responsible for tracking materials, generating reports, and maintaining accurate records within the plant.
On-site · Fort Erie
The Aerospace Structural Fitter is responsible for assembling parts and components to exact engineering specifications using various hand and power tools. They must collaborate with quality and engineering teams to ensure all assemblies meet stringent aerospace standards and safety protocols.
On-site · Fort Erie
The Program Coordinator will lead internal project planning and execution across engineering, production, and quality departments to ensure timely delivery. They are also responsible for monitoring project performance, identifying risks, and analyzing bills of materials to drive continuous improvement.
On-site · Fort Erie
Perform non-destructive testing, specifically Liquid Penetrant and Ultrasonic inspections, to ensure aerospace components meet regulatory and quality standards. Collaborate with production and engineering teams to document results, identify defects, and support continuous improvement initiatives.
On-site · Fort Erie
The CNC Machinist is responsible for setting up, programming, and operating CNC mills and lathes to produce complex aerospace components. They must interpret technical drawings, perform in-process inspections, and optimize machining processes to ensure high precision and quality compliance.
On-site · Fort Erie
The Quality Systems Analyst will maintain and improve the Quality Management System to ensure compliance with AS9100, Nadcap, and regulatory standards. They are responsible for coordinating internal and external audits, managing corrective actions, and supporting continuous improvement initiatives.
On-site · Fort Erie
The Supply Chain Buyer is responsible for managing purchase orders, negotiating contracts, and maintaining vendor relationships to ensure material availability. They will also monitor market trends, expedite deliveries, and resolve vendor claims to support production schedules.
On-site · Fort Erie
The Assembly Manager is responsible for overseeing manufacturing assembly operations, including managing personnel, production processes, and departmental KPIs. They must ensure safety and quality standards are met while driving continuous improvement and resolving production challenges.
On-site · Fort Erie
The Quality Engineering Manager will lead and develop a team of quality professionals to ensure compliance with aerospace standards and customer requirements. They will drive structured problem-solving, oversee quality procedures, and act as the primary technical interface for audits and customer interactions.
On-site · Fort Erie
The Production Scheduler is responsible for planning and maintaining production schedules while ensuring the timely release of work to the shop floor. They must coordinate with various departments to resolve scheduling conflicts and maintain data integrity within the ERP system.
On-site · Fort Erie
The Program Manager acts as the primary liaison between customers and internal departments to ensure program requirements are clearly communicated and successfully executed. They are responsible for managing project schedules, costs, risks, and cross-functional team efforts from initial planning through to final delivery.
