MTU Maintenance Canada Ltd. is an organization that is approved by the Federal Aviation Association (FAA), Transport Canada and other aviation authorities to inspect, maintain, repair, overhaul and test aircraft engines, modules, and components. MTU Canada is a North American member of the MTU Maintenance networks of companies, one of the largest provider of independent commercial engine services worldwide. The Canadian operations base serves in two locations in Delta and Richmond, British Columbia. The Delta operations facility holds OEM technical data licenses required to maintain, repair and overhaul GE, IAE and CFMI engines: CF6-80, CFM56-2/3/7, F108, F138 and V2500 as well as a variety of other OEM licenses to perform MRO services on engine accessories for these and several other engine types. In 2022, MTU provided maintenance for V2500 and CF6-80 operators and owners and for the F108 and the F138 under USAF contracts.
On-site · Delta
Lead the Cleaning, Inspection, and Repair Engineering department, including staff, budgets, performance metrics, technical standards, and coordination with other departments. Develop and improve engine maintenance programs and work instructions, provide technical support to operations, and drive reliability, on-wing life, and cost improvements.
On-site · Delta
Lead and coordinate engineering activities for assigned engine types, including planning and managing shop-visit workscopes, reviewing findings, and recommending changes. Provide technical guidance to production and customers, prepare engineering documentation and reports, support cost estimates, and liaise with customers, sales teams, and engine manufacturers.
On-site · Delta
Participate in a 10-month educational program combining classroom and hands-on learning to gain certification in gas turbine engine mechanics. Prepare for an apprenticeship and a career in real-world aviation maintenance.
