CPT/FCE Support Technician

Position Overview:

 To assist the Training and Development Manager in overseeing and coordinating all support activity in the Cormorant Training Center, including, but not limited to technical training instruction.

What You Will Do:

• Assist the CPT Supervisor with all aspects of maintenance and troubleshooting/repair of the CPT
• Develop course material
• Provision of pre-course package prior to commencement of course
• Compiling course reports
• Prepare instructor notes for lessons
• Instruct theoretical and practical A/C systems
• Assess student progress
• Ensure all course material is up-to-date and current to RCAF Standards
• Liaise with 442 Sqn OTF
• Advise, assist, and brief school personnel on training matters, including instructional techniques, courseware development, distance learning initiatives, evaluation, and testing concept
• Conduct school instructor evaluations
• Analyzing training problems and recommending appropriate corrective
  measures
• Ensuring an effective standards monitoring system is maintained in the school
• Development of Training
•  Servicing and maintenance of all training equipment installed and used
• Liaise with the Standards cell
• Liaise with Leonardo Helicopters regarding course material through the contract manager
• Maintain up-to-date documentation of all authorized courses to RCAF standards
• Assist in the development of new courseware and training requirements IAW direction provided by the Crown
• Assist in the development of training specifications IAW direction provided by the Crown
• Assist in budgetary planning and management for the CTC
• Maintain current Aircraft and Maintenance Release Authorizations

What You Will Bring:

• Graduate of a recognized aircraft maintenance course or apprenticeship program and hold a current Aircraft Maintenance Engineer license, or be qualified as an aircraft aviation technician with the Canadian Armed Forces or equivalent commercial experience
• Have a strong technical aptitude in diagnosing, testing, and repairing problems and issues with computer hardware and software
• A background as a Technical Instructor in the Canadian Forces or an equivalent level of management/technical experience in a commercial setting would be considered a strong asset
• Five years of CH-149 operational/maintenance experience or operational experience as a Flight Engineer would be considered a strong asset
• Comprehensive knowledge of all aspects of training management and demonstratable skill in instructional techniques
• Ability to manage all administrative aspects of an aircraft training cell
• Comprehensive knowledge of aircraft systems, including, but not limited to power plants, flight controls, dynamic systems, hydraulics, pneumatics, environmental, basic structures, avionics systems and power generation and distribution systems
• Knowledge of corrosion control techniques
• Capable of reading and interpreting technical documentation such as maintenance manuals, work packages, drawings, blueprints, and Standard Plant Practices
• Advanced ability to use both standard and training computer programs and such specialized instructional packages as may be necessary in the performance of duties
• Must be eligible to meet requirements for Canadian Controlled Goods Program (CGP),  and Secret Level II Security Clearance through PSPC- Contract Security Program.

What We Will Do For You:

• All of IMP's benefits become effective on your first day of work, regardless of your position.
• We offer a comprehensive Benefits Package, including RSP Program, Holiday Incentive program (3 additional days off over Christmas), Tuition Reimbursement Program, Long Service Awards,   Volunteer Grant Program, Scholarship Program, and more!