We deliver innovative solutions to customers with unique aviation requirements.
North Bay, Ontario
Voyageur Aviation is a specialized aviation company who prides itself on delivering unique and innovative solutions. As a Canadian air operator, approved maintenance organization, and design approved organization with over 50 years of aviation experience, Voyageur is one of the most diverse aviation companies in Canada. Voyageur delivers on defence and government programs, comprehensive maintenance services including major repair and modification, advanced engineering, provisioning of aircraft parts and major components, and contracted flying for special mission operations. With a worldwide customer-base including governments, intergovernmental organizations, and the defence and civil aviation industries, all Voyageur’s operations are driven under our core principles of comprehensive safety management, quality assurance, and client-dedicated solutions. Voyageur is Headquartered in North Bay, Ontario, and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Chorus Aviation Inc. (TSX: CHR).
On-site · North Bay
The Airworthiness Compliance Specialist ensures ongoing compliance with aviation regulations and company standards by monitoring airworthiness directives and maintenance requirements. They are responsible for maintaining maintenance tracking templates, auditing aircraft records, and managing documentation for modifications and repairs.
On-site · North Bay
The NDT Technician is responsible for setting up and calibrating testing equipment to perform non-destructive inspections on aircraft components. They must evaluate test results, maintain detailed reports, and ensure all procedures comply with industry codes and safety standards.
On-site · Dieppe
The Captain is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of the King Air BE20 fleet, ensuring the security of passengers, crew, and cargo. They will supervise crew members, manage flight objectives, and maintain compliance with all aviation regulations and company procedures.
On-site · North Bay
The Procurement Project Specialist coordinates the sourcing, purchasing, and repair of materials while ensuring compliance with procurement policies and project timelines. They also manage vendor relationships, track repair progress, and maintain accurate procurement records within company databases.
On-site · North Bay
The Prep Technician is responsible for preparing aircraft surfaces through sanding, masking, and cleaning to ensure high-quality paint finishes. They also support paint shop operations, maintain equipment, and ensure compliance with safety and quality standards.
On-site · Kingston
Perform line maintenance duties including dismantling, troubleshooting, and repairing aircraft systems to ensure airworthiness. Coordinate with internal teams to certify maintenance work in compliance with company and Transport Canada regulations.
On-site · North Bay
The Manager, NDT is responsible for the leadership, operational performance, and technical oversight of the NDT department. This includes managing personnel, ensuring regulatory compliance, and maintaining high-quality standards for all aviation inspection services.
On-site · North Bay
The Lead Hand is responsible for supervising the Accessory Shop team, managing project flow, and ensuring all work meets safety and quality standards. They provide technical assistance, assign tasks, and support the supervisor in performance management and staff development.
On-site · North Bay
The PME AV Parts Sales Attendant is responsible for fabricating and repairing shipping crates, managing inventory, and supporting logistics through forklift operations. The role also involves assisting with facility maintenance and ensuring compliance with wood packaging standards.
Remote · Canada
The Director is responsible for overseeing all administrative and technical activities for the Avparts division, including designing growth strategies and managing business development. They will lead negotiations, manage budgets, and mentor staff to ensure operational efficiency and performance targets are met.
On-site · North Bay
The Avionics Technician is responsible for maintaining, repairing, and testing electrical, electronic, and radio systems on the company's aircraft fleet. They must also document all maintenance activities and participate in the company's safety management system.
On-site · North Bay
The Machinist is responsible for setting up and operating machine tools to produce, repair, and maintain aircraft components. This role involves performing bench work, interpreting technical drawings, and ensuring all parts meet strict design tolerances.
On-site · North Bay
The Aircraft Maintenance Engineer is responsible for performing inspections, troubleshooting defects, and carrying out rectifications on various aircraft types. They must ensure all maintenance operations comply with OEM manuals, company policies, and Transport Canada regulations.
On-site · Kingston
The Aircraft Maintenance Engineer is responsible for performing, monitoring, and coordinating maintenance on company aircraft in accordance with Transport Canada regulations. They will troubleshoot complex system defects, conduct repairs, and provide guidance to other maintenance staff.
On-site · Trenton
The Aircraft Certification Authority will perform and document scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on aircraft electronic systems while overseeing projects and mentoring crew members. They are responsible for ensuring all maintenance operations comply with company policies and Transport Canada regulations.
On-site · Ottawa
The Aircraft Maintenance Engineer is responsible for performing line maintenance, troubleshooting complex mechanical and hydraulic systems, and ensuring all work complies with Transport Canada regulations. They must also coordinate maintenance tasks, certify aircraft for release, and actively participate in safety management and reporting.
On-site · Kingston
The Aircraft Certification Authority is responsible for performing, monitoring, and certifying maintenance on company aircraft in accordance with Transport Canada regulations. They will troubleshoot complex system defects, coordinate repairs, and provide technical guidance to Aircraft Maintenance Engineers.
On-site · Trenton
The Aircraft Certification Authority is responsible for performing, monitoring, and certifying maintenance on company aircraft in accordance with Transport Canada regulations. They will troubleshoot complex system defects, coordinate repairs, and provide technical guidance to Aircraft Maintenance Engineers.
On-site · Trenton
The Maintenance Apprentice will perform aircraft inspections, troubleshoot defects, and carry out rectifications in accordance with Transport Canada regulations. They are also responsible for dismantling airframes and systems for repair while maintaining accurate maintenance paperwork.
On-site · Kingston
The Aircraft Maintenance Engineer will perform and monitor maintenance on company aircraft, including troubleshooting complex systems and conducting repairs. They are also responsible for releasing maintenance work post-audit and providing guidance to other engineers.
