Tool Applicator

Who We Are

We believe that powered flight has transformed, and will continue to transform, the world. That's why we work with an explorer's heart and a perfectionist's drive to design, manufacture and support the world's most advanced and reliable aircraft engines. Our diverse portfolio - including commercial, military, business, general aviation, regional and helicopter engines - enables us and our customers to move from the possible to the real. That's how we approach our work and what inspires us to excel.

Our Expectations – 2 Candidates with below skills

 As a Tool Applicator, you will be responsible for Tooling for all P&WC engine programs mostly involving components (turbines, compressors, combustors.). You will have the opportunity to work with a team of approximately 60 method agents, NC programmers, special process specialists and CMM inspection specialists. Candidate should be willing to work 100% at site at location – P&WC office, 1000 Bd Marie-Victorin, Longueuil, QC J4G 1A1.

What will your daily life be like?

 You will be a member of a team whose responsibility is to make the dream of engineering a reality in the plant. In fact, the team starts with the design received from engineering, then defines the manufacturing methods and selects the machines that will be used in the plant. Thus, your daily tasks will be :

• Troubleshoot tooling performance and support production teams in resolving machining issues.
• Recommend and implement alternative tooling solutions to maintain production continuity.
• Provide technical guidance to operators, planners, and manufacturing support teams.
• Review tooling deviations and support disposition of nonconformities.
• Perform drawing markups and technical corrections to address tooling-related conditions.
• Support new part introduction by collaborating with planning and manufacturing engineering teams.
• Define tooling usage values, salvage dimensions, and expected tool life.
• Contribute to cutting parameter development and machinability optimization.
• Initiate procurement requests for new tooling packages, including tool holders and cutting tools, for new machine setups.

Required Skills:   

• 3-5 years of experience
• An academic background in mechanical engineering or aerospace manufacturing at the college or university level is required (or equivalent experience).
• Candidate should be either Canadian citizen or a Permanent resident.
• Language proficiency in both French & English

Desired Skills:

• Experience in NC Programming, Manufacturing and Tooling
• Basic Knowledge of Catia V5.

What you need to succeed

• The candidate we are looking for is, like us, passionate about manufacturing. He/she is a good team player, is committed to continuous improvement and is comfortable in a fast-paced, high-pressure environment. An academic background in mechanical engineering or aerospace manufacturing at the college or university level is required (or equivalent experience). Experience as NC Programmer, Manufacturing, Methods Agent, Tooling is an important asset. A good command of French is required. A good command of English is an asset. You are interested in the challenge proposed and you correspond to the description presented?  We look forward to meeting you! Diversity and Inclusion The masculine gender is used indiscriminately and solely for the purpose of lightening the text. P&WC is committed to employment equity and to encouraging diversity and inclusion. We are pleased to consider all qualified applicants for employment, regardless of race, color, religion, sexual orientation, gender, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, or any other legally protected status.

Skills Required

Aerospace Tooling,Tooling Design,Tool Engineering,Engineering Education,Manufacturing Engineering

Role

Responsible for supporting Tools by troubleshooting tooling issues and implementing effective tooling solutions to maintain production continuity. Collaborates with production, planning, and manufacturing engineering teams to optimize tooling performance, tool life, and machining parameters. Provides technical guidance to shop-floor personnel, supports nonconformance resolution, and performs tooling-related drawing updates. Leads tooling selection and procurement activities for new part introductions and machine setups while driving continuous improvement in machining efficiency and quality.