Assembly Methods Agent

Montréal, QC
On-site
Posted Oct 17, 2026
1 position

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Employment type: Full-time
Experience level: Mid-level · 3+ years
Minimum education: College diploma
Posting language: English
Working hours: 40 hours per week
Seniority: Mid-Senior level
Application method: Direct apply is available

Job summary

Observe assembly builds and transfer knowledge to the receiving site, validating work instructions and documenting undocumented shop aids, modifications, and deviations. Verify parts, tools, and assemblies against supply conditions and engineering requirements, report inspection findings, and coordinate production problem-solving and corrective actions.

Job details

Position Name – Assembly Methods Agent Type of hiring – Fulltime/Subcon Location – Montreal, QC (Day-1 onsite) We are looking to hire Assembly Method Agent - Montreal, QC (Onsite), immediately who has experience in method engineering with French bilingual in aerospace / aircraft Industry. Job Description: Role Overview: Observe a complete build of all assemblies at the Giving Site and Knowledge transfer to the Receiving site. Validate the Existing work Instruction with the Production line and identify and capture any shop aids or “Hidden Factory” elements not currently documented in existing Work Instructions Provide a consolidated list of identified shop aids by workbook Identify and document any undocumented modifications affecting part fit or form Create and submit sketches illustrating part or tool modifications for review and approval Identify any Condition of Supply (COS) documents that require updates or modifications Validate that all required jigs, fixtures, tools, hand tools, consumables, hardware, and parts are correctly called out in existing Wins. Validate that all detail parts match with the released Condition of Supply and red mark if any deviation is found. Verify that assemblies conform to applicable Engineering drawings, specifications, and design requirements Identify, document, and report any nonconformances, discrepancies, or deviations discovered during FAI. Support resolution of issues through corrective action, re-inspection, or updated documentation as required Interpret, drawings and other engineering documents. Participate actively in production support by coordinating problem solving with other support departments. Qualifications You have a college or university diploma in Mechanical, Avionics, Electrical, Industrial, Electromechanics Engineering, Aerospace Manufacturing or minimum of 3 Years of experience in a relevant area. You can read technical drawings and have good visualization in 3D with good analytical skills. Understanding of manufacturing and assembly techniques Participation in periodic internal/external reviews Coordinating and building communication between customers and Offshore team. You have good logical mechanical skills. You are proficient in MS Office (Word, Excel and PowerPoint) You can work with computer-based software such as Catia, AutoCAD, Enovia, etc. You can work with Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software such as BAAN, SAP, etc. You are an excellent team player, are perseverant and have a good judgement You have a good command of French, written and spoken and have a good knowledge of English.

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Requirements

Requires a college or university diploma in a relevant engineering or aerospace manufacturing field, or at least three years of relevant experience. Candidates should be able to interpret technical drawings, understand manufacturing and assembly techniques, use relevant design and ERP software, and communicate well in French and English.