About the role
Conair is the largest, privately owned, fixed-wing aerial firefighting company in the world, operating a fleet of 70 specialized aircraft to fight forest fires. We have been supporting government agencies around the globe for over 50 years, with areputation of providing service excellence, making us an industry leader. We are aerospace engineering experts, creating 15 different airtanker types, converting hundreds of aircraft into airtankers. We are aviation maintenance experts, performing repair, maintenance and overhaul on our fleet. And we are operators, providing airtankers, crew and maintenance on contract over fire seasons to government agencies including Canada, the US, Australia and France. The culture at Conair is built on a teamwork, with a commitment to people, safety and service. We are proud of who we are, what we do and how we do it, protecting our world from wildfires.
We are seeking motivated students currently enrolled in diploma program in Aircraft Maintenance to join our team as Student Learners. This is an excellent opportunity for those passionate about aviation and eager to gain hands-on experience in aircraft maintenance alongside industry experts in a dynamic and supportive environment.
Duration:
This is a temporary position from September 2 until December 19, 2025.
Key Responsibilities:
- Perform supervised aircraft maintenance, repair, inspection, and modification tasks under the guidance of experienced technicians.
- Adhere to Conair’s safety regulations, policies, and procedures while performing maintenance duties.
- Act as a team player by assisting fellow employees professionally and courteously in their tasks.
Qualifications:
- Grade 12 diploma and currently enrolled in AME-M course.
- Basic understanding of aircraft services and maintenance requirements to ensure aircraft remain serviceable and airworthy.
- Ability to learn quickly, adapt to changes, and follow instructions accurately.
- Proficiency in working with tools, sheet metal, and mechanical and power machinery.
- Strong ability to work professionally within a team environment and contribute to a positive work atmosphere.
- Familiarity with Canadian Aviation Regulations (CARs) related to aircraft maintenance.
- Must be able to commute to our Abbotsford Airport location.
***Must be legally entitled to work in Canada (Canadian citizenship or permanent residency)***
About Conair Group Inc.
For over 50 years Conair Group Inc. (Conair) has led the aerial firefighting industry, supporting government agencies with the largest, privately owned, fixed-wing fleet in the world, flying up to 12,000 flight hours per year. A skilled team of 350 professionals equips the company’s 70 aircraft with the latest tools and technology, going above and beyond to ensure aircraft are ready to dispatch when needed to respond to wildfires. With a focus on safety, Conair offers pilots a specialized Training + Tactics Centre, the only one in the world of its kind, providing access to simulators that produce successful missions in real world operations.
About the role
Conair is the largest, privately owned, fixed-wing aerial firefighting company in the world, operating a fleet of 70 specialized aircraft to fight forest fires. We have been supporting government agencies around the globe for over 50 years, with areputation of providing service excellence, making us an industry leader. We are aerospace engineering experts, creating 15 different airtanker types, converting hundreds of aircraft into airtankers. We are aviation maintenance experts, performing repair, maintenance and overhaul on our fleet. And we are operators, providing airtankers, crew and maintenance on contract over fire seasons to government agencies including Canada, the US, Australia and France. The culture at Conair is built on a teamwork, with a commitment to people, safety and service. We are proud of who we are, what we do and how we do it, protecting our world from wildfires.
We are seeking motivated students currently enrolled in diploma program in Aircraft Maintenance to join our team as Student Learners. This is an excellent opportunity for those passionate about aviation and eager to gain hands-on experience in aircraft maintenance alongside industry experts in a dynamic and supportive environment.
Duration:
This is a temporary position from September 2 until December 19, 2025.
Key Responsibilities:
- Perform supervised aircraft maintenance, repair, inspection, and modification tasks under the guidance of experienced technicians.
- Adhere to Conair’s safety regulations, policies, and procedures while performing maintenance duties.
- Act as a team player by assisting fellow employees professionally and courteously in their tasks.
Qualifications:
- Grade 12 diploma and currently enrolled in AME-M course.
- Basic understanding of aircraft services and maintenance requirements to ensure aircraft remain serviceable and airworthy.
- Ability to learn quickly, adapt to changes, and follow instructions accurately.
- Proficiency in working with tools, sheet metal, and mechanical and power machinery.
- Strong ability to work professionally within a team environment and contribute to a positive work atmosphere.
- Familiarity with Canadian Aviation Regulations (CARs) related to aircraft maintenance.
- Must be able to commute to our Abbotsford Airport location.
***Must be legally entitled to work in Canada (Canadian citizenship or permanent residency)***
About Conair Group Inc.
For over 50 years Conair Group Inc. (Conair) has led the aerial firefighting industry, supporting government agencies with the largest, privately owned, fixed-wing fleet in the world, flying up to 12,000 flight hours per year. A skilled team of 350 professionals equips the company’s 70 aircraft with the latest tools and technology, going above and beyond to ensure aircraft are ready to dispatch when needed to respond to wildfires. With a focus on safety, Conair offers pilots a specialized Training + Tactics Centre, the only one in the world of its kind, providing access to simulators that produce successful missions in real world operations.