Job Opportunities

• Wellness leave (32 hours)
• Customizable group insurance plan
• FTQ RRSP with employer contribution
• Free on-site parking
• Stimulating work environment
• Close management support

Joining DCM means contributing directly to projects that help move the aerospace industry forward.

As a fast-growing Quebec-based manufacturing group, we design, manufacture, and repair critical structures, components, and tooling for world-renowned clients. Through our integrated business model, we are involved at every stage, from engineering to production.

Here, challenges are real, impact is tangible, and every contribution matters. Our teams thrive in a dynamic environment driven by collaboration, integrity, and excellence.

Ready to be part of the momentum? At DCM, we do more than keep up with the industry’s evolution — tomorrow starts now!

Reporting to the Operations Supervisor, the incumbent supports all maintenance mechanics activities related to hydraulic, pneumatic, and mechanical components.

• Analyze technical drawings: interpret information related to materials, specifications, and manufacturing instructions;
• Prepare manufacturing and repair routings for products supplied by the customer;
• Establish and define manufacturing routings based on technical drawings and update them as required;
• Interpret and validate technical drawing requirements using CATIA V5 software and produce sketches (visual aids) necessary to support production;
• Ensure ongoing compliance between drawings, specifications, and manufacturing routings;
• Verify hardware inventory for each part to be used;
• Define cost data and apply quantitative techniques to estimate costs for purchased or repaired parts;
• Prepare cost estimates for parts;
• Adjust and install components in accordance with drawings, specifications, and prescribed standards using appropriate tools and equipment;
• Perform operational and pressure testing following established procedures when required;
• Measure part dimensions to determine fitting operations using appropriate tools and equipment (verniers, micrometers, etc.);
• Establish tolerances for moving parts;
• Perform paint touch-ups on parts, if required;
• Carry out any other related tasks.

• College diploma (DEC) in Aircraft Manufacturing or Mechanical Engineering;
  OR
• Vocational diploma (DEP) in Maintenance Mechanics, Hydraulics, Aircraft Structure and Component Assembly, or equivalent;
• Any other professional training combined with relevant experience may be considered;
• 3 to 5 years of experience in a similar role.

• Ability to read, create, and modify technical drawings and machining sketches;
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications and CAD software such as CATIA V5, SolidWorks, or similar software;
• Knowledge of machining processes;
• Knowledge of A/S 9100 standards (an asset);
• Excellent command of French (spoken and written). English proficiency is considered an asset.

• Strong organizational skills, analytical mindset, and resourcefulness;
• Strong problem-solving abilities;
• Results-oriented with a focus on customer satisfaction;
• Ability to work under pressure and meet tight deadlines;
• Strong follow-up and control capabilities;
• Mechanical aptitude;
• Versatility;
• Strong time and priority management skills;
• Detail-oriented and committed to quality work;
• Team player.

Now that you can see yourself in this role, apply today and join the DCM team!

In this document, the masculine form is used solely to simplify the text. This position is open to all individuals, regardless of gender identity, in accordance with our commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion.