Machinist - Accessory Shop

About this role

Explore Your Next Role - Position Overview and Key Responsibilities: As a key member of the Accessory Shop team, the Machinist will report to the Supervisor, Accessory Shop, and will be responsible for setting up and operating machine tools to produce precision parts and tools. In addition, this individual will participate in bench work for the fabrication, maintenance, repair, and alteration of aircraft components. Using machine tools such as manual mills, manual lathes, hand grinders, reamers, honing equipment, and hand tools, the Machinist will support all other operations in the Accessory Shop as needed. Your responsibilities: Component Machining Load and set aircraft components in machining fixtures and jigs. Read and interpret blueprints, component maintenance manuals and repair drawings and follow specified tolerance. Repair and maintain aircraft components to required specifications using the required machinery. Set and select cutting tool equipment to achieve aircraft design tolerances and dimensional requirements. Construct fixtures for part machining. Component Assembly Perform bench work necessary to finish and fit parts to required specifications. Utilize approved data to assemble aircraft components using proper tooling and ensuring correct tolerances. Apply proper labeling information on each unit assembled and complete the applicable work cards. Component Preparation Disassemble and prepare parts for machining with the use of hand tools, parts cleaners, and paint removal processes. Bearing/bushing removal using hydraulic press, extractor, and milling machine. Measuring bores and faces to ensure within specifications. Clean, strip and prepare parts for inspection. Your Distinctive Ingredients for Success: We’re looking for someone who’s not just qualified—but curious, driven, and ready to roll up their sleeves. Success in this role looks like: Three (3) years of experience operating a manual lathe and milling machine. Trade certification in General Machining or a similar trade (e.g., Millwright or Tool and Die) is required. Post-secondary education in Machining is considered an asset. Ability to follow written and verbal directions with strong attention to detail. Reliable, responsible, and self-motivated with demonstrated problem solving skills. Ability to work in a fast-paced and dynamic environment. Adaptive to unique challenges of one-off machining repairs. Ability to read measuring equipment to 0.0001 inch. Machining repeatability to within 0.001 inch. Demonstrated organizational and planning skills, including the ability to manage multiple tasks and work under pressure with tight deadlines. Competent with Office 365 (Excel). Eligibility to Apply: You must be legally eligible to work for a Canadian company (e.g., be a Canadian citizen, permanent resident of Canada, or possess a valid work permit) and provide a clear Criminal Background Check. Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging: You belong here. At Voyageur Aviation Corp., we’re committed to building an inclusive workplace that reflects the diverse communities we serve. We believe in equity, opportunity, and respect - for everyone. If you require accommodation during the recruitment or interview process, please let us know. We’re happy to work with you to ensure a smooth and supportive experience. Location and Compensation: You will work out of our North Bay head office. This position starts at $32.90/hour, with compensation commensurate with experience. Join the Adventure at Voyageur Aviation Corp. – Where Innovation Takes Flight! Not sure what we do? Don’t worry - we've got you covered! At Voyageur Aviation Corp., we’re in the business of solving complex aviation challenges through ingenuity, precision, and innovation. As a proud Canadian company (and a wholly owned subsidiary of Chorus Aviation Inc.), we offer a full suite of specialized aviation services—from engineering and maintenance capabilities, part sales and logistics management to aircraft leasing, and contract flying operations. From our home base in North Bay, Ontario, we support missions around the world, including humanitarian aid, cargo transport, and workforce mobility to remote areas. We’re not just part of the aviation industry - we’re redefining it. From humanitarian relief to defense operations, our teams enable essential missions in some of the world’s most challenging environments Watch this Video to Learn More About Voyageur Aviation Corp: https://youtu.be/dMVI46scsek Why You Want to Work With Us: We tackle extraordinary projects - supporting global operations in unique destinations and working with exclusive clients who do amazing things. Dream big, then build it - we specialize in complete aircraft transformations, innovative maintenance solutions, and full-scale redesigns. Our team is unmatched - we’re a powerhouse of aviation pioneers, engineers, and problem-solvers who push the limits of what is possible. Grow your career with us - we believe in long-term development, mentorship, and creating space for you to evolve and thrive. Comprehensive, employer-paid benefits - Including extended health care, out-of-country medical coverage, life insurance, and an Employee & Family Assistance Plan. Financial peace of mind through a retirement pension plan