Summary Aerospace Reliability Specialist in Canada
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Find key facts and figures about working as an aerospace reliability specialist. The following information is applicable to all Aerospace engineers (NOC 21390).

Description

Aerospace engineers research, design and develop aerospace vehicles, aerospace systems and their components, and perform duties related to their testing, evaluation, installation, operation and maintenance. They are employed by aircraft and spacecraft manufacturers, air transport carriers, and in government and educational and research institutions.

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Requirements

University

This occupation usually requires a university degree (bachelor’s, master’s or doctorate).

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Wages

$46.15/hour

Median wage in Canada

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Prospects

Varies

The job prospects vary across Canada depending on the province or territory.

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Jobs

12 jobs

advertised in Canada

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Competencies

  • Digital Production
  • Quality Control Testing
  • Product Design
  • Troubleshooting
  • Preventative Maintenance

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