Systems Mechanic I

Job Title

Systems Mechanic I

Department

Production

Reports to

Production Supervisor

Job Category

Hourly

Job Description

About MHI Canada Aerospace, Inc.

MHI Canada Aerospace, Inc. (MHICA), a group company of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, is a Tier 1 manufacturer of major aircraft structures and assemblies, based in Mississauga, Ontario. Over the past decade, MHICA has built more than aircraft components, it has built a recognized worldwide reputation for capacity, precision, on-time delivery and excellence. MHICA has two state-of-the-art facilities combined to 476,000 sq. ft. This comprises of Manufacturing & Assembly, Engineering, Quality and Supply Chain, where more than 800 highly-skilled employees are working on Bombardier's sector-leading Global 5000/6000 and Challenger 350 business aircraft. MHICA's technicians build and join wing assemblies and fuselage sections, as well as perform systems and flight control assembly installations and testing.

Scope of Position

Reporting to the Production Supervisor, a Systems Mechanic is responsible for installation of wire harness on aircraft, wire connectors termination, troubleshooting, performing and documentation of all work tasks while conforming to appropriate manuals and regulations.

• The Systems Mechanic also installs parts for fuel, hydraulic, oxygen, waste, anti-ice and flight controls systems and rigging (including flaps, ailerons and spoilers).
• Conducts obstruction and pressure testing for fuel, hydraulic, oxygen, waste and anti-ice systems.
• Installs CTR FUSE parts (including wire harness and windows installation).
• Responsible for wing box and central tank pressure testing, cleaning, inspection and final close out.
• Interprets blueprints, specifications, standards and written technical instructions.
• Must be physically fit, energetic, agile, willing and able to:
  • work in restricted spaces (tanks).
  • work at heights above 3 meters .
  • work rotating shifts when and as required.
  • bend, twist, walk on uneven surfaces and climb stairs repeatedly during shift.
  • perform heavy lifting (< 40 lbs) as needed to perform the job.
  • stand for 7 hours of an 8 hour shift.

Skills and Qualifications

• Solid technical knowledge of aircraft maintenance.
• Ability to read and understand drawings (not a Maintenance Manual and IPC).
• Experienced in use of test equipment, such as a hydraulic rig and pressure tester.
• Must have knowledge and practical experience for hydraulic and fuel pipe swaging.
• It is not necessary to have experience in wire harness installation, connectors’ termination and ring out testing

(Avionics team does this kind of work).

Experience

• 1 year of industry experience as an Aircraft Mechanic or similar.