Aircraft Maintenance Engineers Technology (PGWP Eligible – details in description) Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT)

Overview

Work towards your Aircraft Maintenance Engineer “M” (AME) license. As a licensed AME, you’ll be entrusted with the maintenance, repair, and overall upkeep of various aircraft, such as general aviation planes, corporate jets, charter aircraft, transport-category aircraft, helicopters, and airliners.

Key Facts

Throughout this two-year Aircraft Maintenance Engineers Technology (PGWP Eligible – details in description) program from Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) , you’ll be immersed in a comprehensive curriculum that covers all facets of aircraft maintenance. The program is not just theoretical. Get hands-on training that prepares you for real-world challenges. Classes are at the Art Smith Aero Centre for Training and Technology at the Calgary International Airport. This programme is PGWP eligible.

In this program, you will:  

• learn the fundamentals of aerodynamics, including the principles of flight and how various forces act on an aircraft
• learn about the electronic systems used in aircraft, such as navigation, communication, and auto-flight systems
• gain knowledge of engine, electrical, environment control, flight control, hydraulic, fuel, landing gear, and other mechanical systems crucial for aircraft operation
• learn about structural materials and hardware used in aircraft manufacturing, including metals, composites, and fasteners
• train in safety protocols and procedures to maintain a safe working environment
• develop troubleshooting and diagnostics techniques for identifying and resolving aircraft mechanical and electrical issues
• learn preventive maintenance inspection techniques for regular maintenance to prevent issues and ensure aircraft longevity and safety and methods for conducting thorough inspections to ensure airworthiness

• acquire the ability to accurately read and interpret technical manuals and blueprints, including engineering drawings, maintenance manuals, and blueprints.