Composite Technician (Aerospace)

Job description

The Aerospace Composites Technician participates in the manufacturing, assembly, inspection and repair of parts and structures made of composite materials for the aerospace industry. They work in accordance with the quality, safety and traceability standards required by the sector.

Responsibilities

• Prepare molds, tooling and composite materials (carbon fiber, glass, resins, pre-pregs).
• Perform draping, manual lay-up/lamination, infusion, RTM or pre-preg lay-up operations.
• Carry out curing cycles in ovens or autoclaves according to established procedures.
• Demold, trim, assemble and finish parts.
• Perform structural and cosmetic repairs on aerospace composite parts.
• Inspect parts (visual, dimensional and quality inspection).
• Complete production and traceability documentation (travellers, technical sheets).
• Comply with HSE, environmental and aerospace quality procedures.
• Collaborate with quality, engineering and methods teams.
• Participate in continuous improvement and regulatory compliance initiatives.

Technical skills

• Strong knowledge of aerospace composite materials.
• Ability to read and interpret plans, technical drawings and aerospace specifications.
• Mastery of composite manufacturing processes.
• Knowledge of aerospace quality standards (AS9100, ISO).
• Familiarity with Transport Canada and/or FAA requirements (asset).

Requirements / Profile

• Diploma (DEP), DEC, AEC or equivalent in composites, aerospace or materials.
• Relevant experience in an aerospace environment (strong asset).
• High attention to detail, rigor and carefulness.
• Ability to work in a team within a structured and regulated environment.
• Good manual dexterity and strict adherence to procedures.

Benefits

• Competitive compensation based on experience.
• A comprehensive group insurance plan covering group benefits, dental and medical needs.
• Opportunity to thrive in a dynamic, collaborative work environment surrounded by talented colleagues.