Electrical Assembler – Aerospace Program

Mirabel, QC
On-site
Posted Oct 16, 2026
1 position

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Employment type: Full-time
Experience level: Mid-level · 2+ years
Minimum education: Professional degree
Posting language: English
Working hours: 40 hours per week
Seniority: Mid-Senior level

Job summary

Assemble, install, and inspect aircraft electrical components, wiring harnesses, and systems according to technical drawings, work instructions, and quality standards. Document completed work, report defects, collaborate with production and quality teams to resolve issues, and contribute to continuous improvement while following safety and environmental requirements.

Job details

Aerospace Program – Montreal / Mirabel (Quebec, Canada) Do you have experience in electrical assembly, wiring, or electrical systems installation and are looking to advance your career in the aerospace industry? This opportunity is for you! We are looking for an Electrical Assembler to join our team based in Mirabel (Quebec, Canada). You will work closely with the production, methods, quality, and engineering teams to ensure the proper assembly and installation of aircraft electrical systems in compliance with applicable standards. Your Role As an Electrical Assembler, you will be responsible for assembling, installing, and inspecting electrical components and systems in accordance with technical drawings, work instructions, and applicable quality standards. Key Responsibilities Read and interpret electrical drawings, wiring diagrams, and work instructions. Assemble electrical wiring harnesses and subassemblies. Install cables, connectors, fasteners, brackets, and electrical components in the aircraft. Perform cutting, stripping, crimping, splicing, and connection operations. Ensure proper routing and securing of electrical wiring harnesses. Perform visual and functional inspections of electrical installations. Use the required hand tools, pneumatic tools, and specialized equipment. Identify and report defects, irregularities, or non-conformities. Collaborate with quality and methods teams to resolve technical issues. Complete production documentation and ensure traceability of completed work. Comply with health, safety, quality, and environmental standards. Participate in continuous improvement initiatives. Profil Candidate Profile Qualifications and Experience Vocational diploma (DEP), college diploma (DEC), or professional training in cable and circuit assembly, electromechanics, electricity, avionics, or a related field. Experience in electrical assembly, industrial wiring, or electrical systems installation. Ability to read and interpret technical drawings, diagrams, and work instructions. Knowledge of crimping, splicing, and electrical connection techniques. Good manual dexterity and a high level of precision when performing tasks. Ability to work in confined spaces and various working positions. Good command of French; English is considered an asset. Strong attention to detail, autonomy, accuracy, and teamwork skills. Assets Previous experience in the aerospace industry. Experience working on Airbus, Bombardier, or Boeing programs. Knowledge of aerospace wiring standards. Certification in crimping, soldering, or electrical assembly. Familiarity with aerospace production documentation. Experience using SAP, Solumina, or an MES/ERP system. What We Are Looking For Excellent attention to detail. A strong commitment to quality standards. The ability to follow precise technical instructions. A proactive approach to problem-solving. Strong collaboration and teamwork skills. A willingness to contribute to aircraft quality and safety.

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Requirements

Candidates should have vocational, college, or professional training in cable and circuit assembly, electromechanics, electricity, avionics, or a related field, along with experience in electrical assembly, industrial wiring, or electrical installation. They must be able to interpret technical instructions and drawings, perform precise electrical connections, work in confined spaces, and collaborate effectively; French is required, while English is an asset.