PAL Technical Services specializes in aircraft maintenance, modification, and reconfiguration, serving diverse clients globally from its facilities in St. John's and Winnipeg.
St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador
From modification and reconfiguration through to regular maintenance, PAL Technical Services makes sure its clients have exactly what they need. Home to two MRO facilities in St. John's, NL and Winnipeg, MB, PAL Technical Services has built an international reputation in aircraft maintenance and modification, with clients including the Canadian Department of Fisheries and Oceans, the Netherlands Coastguard and commercial clients such as Air Greenland.
On-site · St. John's
Support the Director of Air Ambulance in leading Newfoundland and Labrador operations, maintaining safety and compliance, scheduling resources, and ensuring quality service. Coordinate crew standards and training, stakeholder relations, recruitment, business development, corrective actions, and departmental budgeting and financial analysis.
On-site · St. John's
The SMS & IOSA Lead is responsible for maintaining the effectiveness of the Safety Management System and coordinating IOSA certification activities. They will manage compliance monitoring programs, conduct audits, and drive continuous improvement initiatives across the organization.
Hybrid · St. John's
The Project Engineer will manage aircraft modification and repair projects, including interfacing with regulatory bodies and customers. They are responsible for preparing airworthiness documentation, engineering reports, and overseeing ground and flight testing.
On-site · St. John's
The Assistant Controller is responsible for preparing financial statements, variance analysis, and maintaining internal accounting controls. They will also support divisional budgeting, year-end audits, and provide mentorship to accounting staff.
On-site
The Cargo Agent is responsible for handling, screening, and sorting cargo while performing warehouse duties and loading/unloading aircraft. Additionally, the role involves providing customer support, completing sales reports, and performing general office tasks.
On-site · Breslau
Perform flight line maintenance checks and repairs, including troubleshooting, engine changes, and propeller replacements. Ensure all maintenance activities comply with Transport Canada regulations and company standards.
On-site
The Maintenance Operational Controller coordinates with flight operations, maintenance production, and planning to ensure aircraft availability and schedule adherence. They also manage technical activities, parts procurement, and administrative functions to support timely aircraft repairs and return-to-service processes.
On-site
The Reservations Agent is responsible for managing and processing reservation requests accurately while providing detailed information to customers. They also coordinate with other departments to ensure smooth service delivery and resolve customer inquiries or issues.
On-site
The Sales Associate will act as a trusted ambassador for PAL Airlines and Air Borealis by building strong relationships with regional partners and stakeholders. They are responsible for identifying new business opportunities across passenger, cargo, and charter operations while executing territory sales plans.
On-site · St. John's
The Reservations Agent is responsible for managing and processing reservation requests accurately while providing detailed information to customers. They also coordinate with other departments to ensure smooth service delivery and resolve customer inquiries or complaints.
On-site · St. John's
The specialist will provide reservation and ticketing support for travel agencies and airline partners while maintaining eticket databases. They are also responsible for quoting fares, booking flights, and addressing customer inquiries regarding cargo and baggage.
On-site
The Training Manager is responsible for conducting air ambulance pilot training, including ground school, simulator sessions, and line checks. They also oversee the development of standard operating procedures and manage electronic training records.
On-site · Winnipeg
The Warehouse Operator is responsible for the efficient receipt, storage, and dispatch of goods while maintaining accurate inventory records. They must collaborate with internal teams to fulfill orders and adhere to strict safety protocols within the warehouse environment.
On-site · St. John's
The Aircraft Maintenance Auditor provides independent oversight of maintenance operations, technical records, and quality systems to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements. They are responsible for conducting audits, documenting non-conformances, and supporting continuous improvement initiatives across the organization.
On-site · Campbell River
The Aircraft Groomer is responsible for cleaning and servicing aircraft interiors and exteriors to ensure they are ready for departure. Duties include restocking cabin supplies, removing debris, and performing hangar safety inspections.
On-site · London
The Flight Dispatcher coordinates aircraft scheduling, monitors flight operations, and ensures all ramp activities are conducted safely and efficiently. They are also responsible for maintaining accurate flight logs, managing inventory, and providing administrative support to students and staff.
On-site · Winnipeg
The Aircraft Maintenance Records Lead is responsible for managing aircraft record sets, ensuring adherence to airworthiness policies, and coordinating the day-to-day operations of the maintenance records team. They will also develop continuous improvement initiatives and liaise with the Department of National Defence to maintain record-set alignment.
On-site · St. John's
The Utility Personnel is responsible for hangar maintenance, housekeeping, and assisting with aircraft ground operations including towing and freight handling. They must also perform safety inspections on equipment and ensure the hangar environment remains organized and compliant with safety standards.
Hybrid · St. John's
The Project Engineer will manage aircraft modification and repair projects, including interfacing with customers and regulatory bodies. They are responsible for preparing engineering reports, airworthiness documentation, and technical publications while overseeing design changes during installation.
On-site
The Journeyman Painter is responsible for painting and priming aircraft components, including surface preparation and the application of protective coatings. They must also maintain painting equipment, ventilation systems, and ensure all work meets quality standards.
