Process Planner - Aerospace Assembly

Sapsol Technologies Inc (apply.workable.com) · Montreal, Quebec, Canada · First seen 2026-11-06

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ATS location: Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Job description

Key Responsibilities

- Plan, develop, and validate assembly and test instructions using eCATES.

- Define and validate the tooling and test equipment required to assemble and test modules and engines according to P&WC quality and engineering standards.

- Maintain Engine Center General Instructions (ECGI), which provide assemblers with guidance on standard work procedures.

- Support CVIS programming and programming of the data plate machine (ROFFIN).

- Support the implementation and programming of TMS (Torque Measuring System).

- Participate in PFMEA/PFMEAS activities and RPN (Risk Priority Number) determination.

- Ensure assembly and testing processes meet applicable quality, engineering, and safety standards.

Candidate Requirements

- 1+ year of experience in assembling and testing modules and/or engines.

- Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or a related discipline is preferred.

- Mechanical Engineering Technician experience/education may also be considered.

- Must be fluent in French.

- Experience with assembly process planning is preferred.

- Must be able to pass a background check and drug screening as part of the hiring process.

- Due to project restrictions, candidates must be Canadian Citizens or Permanent Residents.

- Must be willing and able to work onsite in Mirabel, Quebec.

Required Skills

- Solumina

- Dassault Systèmes CATIA

- CorelDRAW

- Assembly Process Planning

- Fluent French

- eCATES

- CVIS

- ROFFIN

- TMS / Torque Measurement Systems

- PFMEA / RPN

In simple terms: The client is mainly looking for someone with 1+ year of hands-on engine/module assembly and testing experience, who can work on assembly process planning, tooling/test equipment validation, and manufacturing instructions, with French fluency and Canadian citizenship or permanent residency.

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