Heavy maintenance companys around the YUL area, 5700kg+ a/c

[Adam17]

Hey everyone, I am looking for more information on a/c maintenance in the above mentioned area. I have been using this website for the past year and I know of most the companys that operate out of Montreal but you dont seem to hear of much recruiting going on for the companys that are there for a/c mechanics with experiance but no Licence. I know I may hve answered my own question there (No licence) but these companys surely employ mechanics as well as licenced staff?

Little bit about myself:

I am now in my 11th year of a/c maintenance having done my apprenticeship at British Airways in the UK and after 7 years there I moved on to work for Jet Aviation in Geneva. I was at this company for just over 3 years and then moved on to my present company which is TAG Aviation, also in Geneva. I like to think I have a good amount of experiance for my years on commercial as well as corprate aircraft and have some good refference letters to back up my confidence/statement .

I will be moving to Montreal at the end of June so will be looking/hoping for work from July onwards. I already have my working visa and do have a basic understanding of french (une biere avec frites s'il vous plait ) so would not have to much of a language problem.

Ok, I dont want this to sound like a personal promotion thread so I will leave it at that.
Like I said earlier, I would really really appreciate any info or possible places of employment/jobs which I would qualify for.

Thanks for taking the time to read my thread and if any of you guys would like any info on the european aviation scene I would be glad to help.

Best regards,

Adam

[palebird]

Sorry to burst your bubble buddy but there is no heavy maintenance in Canada..it is all gone..and why you would move to Montreal and expect to get into this trade I do not know (you add another factor in which is you are an anglophone trying to move into french turf, discrimination is alive and well) because there is nothing but layoffs and bankruptcy's there..aircraft maintenance in Canada is hitting bottom and will probably stay there for quite a while, same with the US..

[billy ray valintine]

Hey everyone, I am looking for more information on a/c maintenance in the above mentioned area. I have been using this website for the past year and I know of most the companys that operate out of Montreal but you dont seem to hear of much recruiting going on for the companys that are there for a/c mechanics with experiance but no Licence. I know I may hve answered my own question there (No licence) but these companys surely employ mechanics as well as licenced staff?

Little bit about myself:

I am now in my 11th year of a/c maintenance having done my apprenticeship at British Airways in the UK and after 7 years there I moved on to work for Jet Aviation in Geneva. I was at this company for just over 3 years and then moved on to my present company which is TAG Aviation, also in Geneva. I like to think I have a good amount of experiance for my years on commercial as well as corprate aircraft and have some good refference letters to back up my confidence/statement .

I will be moving to Montreal at the end of June so will be looking/hoping for work from July onwards. I already have my working visa and do have a basic understanding of french (une biere avec frites s'il vous plait ) so would not have to much of a language problem.

Ok, I dont want this to sound like a personal promotion thread so I will leave it at that.
Like I said earlier, I would really really appreciate any info or possible places of employment/jobs which I would qualify for.

Thanks for taking the time to read my thread and if any of you guys would like any info on the european aviation scene I would be glad to help.

Best regards,

Adam

you have posted many times here,and all i read is"can you guy's help me" ,or "i need" or "does
anyone know where i can get a job!".................bla ,bla ,bla..
look man,as palebird said...it's done here in canada,there are no good jobs left.
air canada is about to dump a thousand guys into the street,and others are just hanging on.
i'm glad your tippy toeing into canada,but don't expect to go to the front of the line.
it seems you don't even have a canadian ame license!
what exactly are you expecting?, moving to MONTREAL??
it's almost like your TROLLING.
good luck

brv