assembleur

superviseur de production

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responsable méthodes

inspecteur technique

AAA Canada

Working at AAA was an outstanding experience, and I can confidently say it was one of the best places I’ve ever worked. From day one, I felt respected and valued by all my colleagues. The work environment was incredibly positive, with everyone having their own space and time to voice their ideas. The culture at AAA truly fosters collaboration and innovation, where every contribution is appreciated and considered.

High management at AAA stands out for their encouragement and support. They actively promote an open dialogue, welcoming ideas from all levels of the organization, and they don’t just listen—they genuinely appreciate and act on those ideas. I felt particularly valued as my accomplishments were recognized and celebrated in public, which motivated me even further.

Overall, AAA is a place where respect, collaboration, and recognition are the norms. It’s a company that truly values its employees, and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a fulfilling and supportive work environment.

It's a nice place to work at, team members are really helpful and friendly. The working culture is very inclusive and respectable, I enjoy working here. I have worked with some other agencies in the past but AAA Canada really stands on the top in terms of work ethics, transparency and employee relations.

I follow my work instructions and try to be the best, I have learned professionalism while working with AAA Canada, they have a very organized work environment. Management is really helpful and prompt, they encourage your personal growth too. Workplace culture is very good and everyone is very friendly and welcoming. Because of dynamics of Aerospace Industry, sometimes we face supply issues, so it gets little difficult during those days other than that I really enjoy my work day everyday. The most enjoyable part of my work is the team with which I work everyday, it's more like a family. They're all very supportive and encouraging.

This place reminded of a pit stop in the middle of a desert frequented by thieves and shady characters ... from a distance looks enticing but as you dig-in, it's rootin. Be prepared to be disappointed and shaken to your core by the of lack of a well-run system, strategic planning, ownership, company culture, low compensation, praise and loyalty... This is a painful place to work, specially if are seasoned and remotely driven.. unless you enjoy incompetence and can conform/assimultate, in which case there is no issue  

Their posturing is a reflection of their customer's weak and disorganized program management and complete indifference about pretty much everything.  If you are a new comer to Canada - good place to get your Canadian experience and get out in 6 months!  If you have been around for a while don't bother unless you enjoy self inflicted pain!

What is the best part of working at the company?
understanding the business, meeting and working with the people. getting reacquainted with people in the aviation industry.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
not really any stressful parts, just enjoying the moment working with others and using the experience's of others along the way

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
every knowledgeable, helpful and the experience really shows

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Checking emails, looking for potential customers in the aviation field that can use the experienced personnel and knowledge our leaders have

No communication from management. Nasty surprises such as no work replacement during the 3 wk summer plant shut down so NO PAY. The position you sign up for isn't the one you get. Mandatory over time of 10 hrs min per wk. Being moved around from dept to dept and from shift to shift without consultation or due notice. No job security. Pay is way less than company workers. Employees from france being given preferential treatment. Sluggish response to calls, emails & administrative requests. On the bright side the training was very easy and the trainers highly pleasant, experienced and knowledgeable. The staff was very freindly and listened but are powerless over client company culture that rarely favors 'contractors'  3 on 10.

Overall bad experience of work if you have any experience in the aerospace industry.  Management is way too young, too ambitious, not listening, and full of themselves. Good place though for beginners.  Be ready to being moved from dept to dept, and from shift to shift, w/o consultation.  Overseas employees being given obvious preferential treatments for positions or other perks. Most of the HR employees are in an intimate relationship with higher management, no kidding.  So liberty of speech is limited, sort of speak lol.  They are some benefits, not the best, but nevertheless.  Overtime paid and long hours if you need to build-up a stash of money.

As a contractor inside of the costumer's company we need to respect the conditions and rules, but some times we don't be welcomed by the direct employes.
But, working in AAA makes me feel secure, in know in the contractor enviroment the job can be unstable but the company has the reputation experince and many costumers where can send us to work.
I feel happy to be part of AAA, i can work in whats i like most, with a competitiv salary and with enough free Time.
I only dont like when i request uniform according to my job, they dont give me. But Is not a big deal.

Working here has been a genuinely positive experience. It’s an awesome workplace with an environment that feels both professional and welcoming. The team is made up of good, supportive people who are always willing to help each other, making day-to-day tasks smoother and more enjoyable. Management communicates clearly, shows appreciation for staff, and encourages growth, which creates a sense of trust and motivation. The work culture is collaborative, and everyone treats one another with respect, making it easy to feel like you’re part of a team rather than just an individual employee.

A typical day for you will be starting with pick up a work order from your team lead, and install parts on the aircraft according to specification. but because this company is so disorganized, a lot of time you won't be able to finish your job, either  because of missing parts, or lack of tooling. If you are student just graduated from school, this place is not bad for a start, especially for the pay they offer. You will learn something if you meet the right people, but overall this is  a company without future.

Worked at Bombardier through AAA. I found that the management at AAA did not provide much support when dealing with work issues so I had to fend for myself. The AAA team did provide all that was necessary to start the first week and safety training was properly organized. The pay was way below what other companies were offering at the plant but you did get to work longer hours. The job did provide many opportunities to learn in a fast paced environment which is the only positive I take from it.

Top Job Titles	Average salary
Assembleur 23 salaries reported	$27.70 per hour
Superviseur de production 7 salaries reported	$83,500 per year
Assembler 5 salaries reported	$24.71 per hour
Responsable méthodes 6 salaries reported	$29.92 per hour
Inspecteur technique 6 salaries reported	$29.42 per hour

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