Avionics Ame

In support of current ventures, and while continuously seeking new business opportunities, Cougar Helicopters Inc. adheres to the highest principles for safety and efficiency, exceeding industry standards and expectations for the safe transportation of passengers and the conduct of Search & Rescue operations. We place value on: strong leadership; a trained, empowered and competent workforce; open and respectful communications with employees, customers and suppliers; and delivering on our priorities.

We operate a fleet of modern Sikorsky S92 helicopters in both offshore passenger transportation and Search and Rescue (SAR) roles. We operate out of a state-of-the-art heliport, hangar and dedicated SAR facility, which has a proven 24/7 365 response posture of being airborne within 20 minutes. The world class training our flight crew receives is completed in one of the most advanced flight simulators provided by CAE which is located in St. John's, Newfoundland & Labrador. Cougar Helicopters is a recognized and respected leader among helicopter operators throughout the industry and always remains proactive in the advancement of flight safety.

Cougar Helicopters has opportunities for **two** (2) full time permanent **Avionics Maintenance Engineers **(licensed/unlicensed) for its St. John’s base.

**Key Job Responsibilities**:

- Maintain currency with company procedures by reviewing the MPM on a recurring basis, and by reading and adhering to all company publications, such as but not limited to, the MCM, CMPM, Must Reads and Maintenance Directives;
- Perform maintenance, modification and repair of aircraft and aeronautical products;
- Perform maintenance on aircraft ni-cad batteries or NVG’s with the appropriate training;
- Liaise with MCC to ensure that aircraft status boards are updated and that work specifications are completed for the aircraft maintenance coming due;
- Mentor, guide and support development of assigned maintenance personnel;
- Ensure the local workshops and hangar facilities are in a clean, safe and orderly manner;
- Ensure ground support equipment is properly used;
- Ensure the records for completed and any outstanding work is entered accurately into aircraft’s maintenance records and returned to the Technical Records Department;
- Review all aircraft documentation completed during each shift for accuracy and completeness;
- Participate in Maintenance Process & Practice Monitoring (MPPM) activities with the goal of improving productivity, policies and procedures;
- Report service difficulties for aeronautical products to Maintenance Management;
- Liaise with Maintenance Control to ensure the aircraft is available for the required maintenance, order parts and tools required with sufficient lead time to ensure the parts are on the base prior to the requirement;
- Effectively communicate with AME Supervisor and co workers;
- Attend all required company training sessions to maintain knowledge of practices/procedures;
- Attend and participate in nightly tool box talks; and
- Other duties as required by AME Supervisor.

**Safety and Quality Responsibilities**:

- Practice, actively promote and monitor workplace safety;
- Be familiar with and comply with the Cougar SMS and HSE policies and procedures;
- Be responsible for knowing, understanding and complying with the workplace requirements for the CHI's day-to-day operations and ask for assistance when they are unclear about a workplace process to complete a job task safely;
- Report hazards: If an employee encounters an unsafe or harmful condition or situation or if they are unclear if a task is safe, the employee is responsible to report this immediately to their supervisor or through the Cougar Safety Hazard Observation Program (S.H.O.P.); and
- Wear the proper personal protective equipment (PPE), when required.

**Minimum Qualifications**:

- Must live in St. John’s NL;
- Graduate from an approved technical school with a diploma in Aircraft Maintenance;
- Must obtain and maintain a Restricted Area Pass;
- Successful completion of Controlled Goods Security Check;
- Must be ab;e to accommodate a flexible work schedule, including overnight work;
- Valid Driver's License;
- Demonstrate safe work practices involving aircraft ground operations;
- Ability to comprehend and utilize technical manuals and procedures;
- Successful completion of pre-employment Drug and Alcohol screening in accordance with Cougar's Drug and Alcohol Policy.

**Knowledge, Skills and Abilities**:

- Knowledge of Transport Canada Regulations;
- Above average communication skills;
- Team oriented with strong organization skills; and
- Strong computer skills.

Cougar Helicopters Inc. in an equal opportunity employer offering a competitive compensation and benefits program.

**Salary**: $13.20-$38.97 per hour

**Benefits**:

- Casual dress
- Company events
- Company pension
- Dental care
- Disability insurance
- Employee assistance program
- Extended health care
- Life ins