Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME M2) – Airbus A320 Line Maintenance (YYZ)

Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME M2) – Airbus A320 Line Maintenance (YYZ)

Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME M2) required to work for a leading commercial aviation maintenance and airline operations organisation.
This is an excellent opportunity based at Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) to join an established airline / MRO environment, whilst being rewarded with a competitive package and exposure to Airbus A320‑family line maintenance in a fast‑paced hub operation.

Responsibilities

The successful candidate will work as an AME M2 – Airbus A320 Line Maintenance, performing various tasks including:

  • Performing daily inspections, transit checks, service checks, and routine line maintenance tasks on Airbus A320‑family aircraft (A318/A319/A320/A321)
  • Troubleshooting and rectifying defects across airframe, powerplant, avionics, electrical, and hydraulic systems
  • Executing MEL procedures including deferrals, placarding, and accurate technical logbook entries in accordance with Transport Canada CARs
  • Replacing, testing, and certifying LRUs including avionics units, sensors, actuators, wheels, brakes, and other line‑replaceable components
  • Using approved Airbus maintenance data such as AMM, FIM, TSM, SRM, IPC, and approved digital maintenance systems to accomplish and record work
  • Coordinating with flight crews, Maintenance Control Centre (MCC), dispatch, and operations teams to support safe and on‑time departures
  • Applying Safety Management System (SMS) principles, human‑factors awareness, and YYZ airside safety standards at all times
  • Completing technical records, defect rectifications, and aircraft release sign‑offs in accordance with AME licence privileges
  • Supporting AOG recoveries, ramp troubleshooting, and irregular operations as operationally required
  • Complying with YYZ airside safety rules, WHMIS, and company quality and procedural standards

Mandatory Requirements

  • Valid Transport Canada AME Licence – M2
  • Airbus A320‑family line maintenance experience or type training on A318/A319/A320/A321
  • Ability to work shift patterns including nights, weekends, and irregular operations
  • Strong troubleshooting capability in a time‑critical line maintenance environment
  • Familiarity with electronic maintenance tracking systems (AMOS, TRAX, Maintenix, or similar)
  • Eligibility to obtain and maintain RAIC and airside driver permit for YYZ
  • Strong understanding of CARs, MEL application, and regulatory compliance

Desirable Requirements

  • A320 type course
  • Previous experience working at a large international hub airport
  • Strong communication skills when liaising with flight crews and operational teams
  • Proven ability to work independently on the line with minimal supervision
  • Experience supporting AOG and disruption recovery events

Additional Information

  • Location: Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ)
  • Line maintenance role supporting A320‑family fleet
  • Competitive salary and benefits package
  • Shift‑based operation within a 24/7 airline maintenance environment
  • Opportunity to work on one of the world’s most widely operated narrow‑body aircraft types

If this opportunity sounds of interest, or if you would like to speak with us about other opportunities, please apply with your latest CV.

 

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