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Leave Ordinary Behind
Join a team that keeps aircraft moving safely and efficiently in Canadian Airspace
Leave Ordinary Behind
Join a team that keeps aircraft moving safely and efficiently in Canadian Airspace
Leave Ordinary Behind
Join a team that keeps aircraft moving safely and efficiently
in Canadian Airspace
A GREAT PLACE TO WORK
At NAV CANADA our air traffic services team play a key role in aviation safety, helping keep people and goods moving safely and efficiently across Canada and the globe.
We are on the cutting edge of technology, developing air traffic management systems that are sold around the world. We work closely with our partners to ensure continued improvements in service and cost-effectiveness, moving the global air navigation service industry forward along the way.
To make sure we hire and retain the best, we offer competitive salaries and benefits. We offer great opportunities to grow and challenge yourself through work on special projects, to move into management or to share your knowledge as a trainer.
Students are paid while they train and work with some of the world’s best instructors. They will be introduced to NAV CANADA’s world leading technologies including Aireon, our ground breaking global air traffic surveillance system. The training is intense, but you are sure to form long lasting friendships with your fellow students along the way.
We also make sure we have a little fun along the way, taking the time to give back to our communities and recognize our accomplishments. When all those things come together, you are offered a rare chance to join a great company, to make a difference and feel proud of the work you do.
A Career in Aviation Services
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CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
A career in air traffic services puts you on the front line keeping aircraft moving safely and efficiently. These are challenging and rewarding careers, where no two days on the job are the same. There are two main professions in the field of air traffic services – Air Traffic Controller and Flight Service Specialist – each with their own specializations and a key role in one of the world’s safest air navigation services.
Recruitment and Training
We are looking for the best possible people to take on the responsibility of managing Canada’s airspace, and as such, the selection process is highly competitive. Find out what’s involved in our rigorous training programs and how you can apply today.
Possible Posts
The country is broken down into seven flight information regions – known respectively as the Vancouver, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Toronto, Montreal, Moncton and Gander flight information regions. When you apply to the company, you apply to one of these regions and, at completion of training, are normally posted to one of the locations in the region.
The location you will work at will depend on which of the four air traffic services careers you are suited for. Note that you will be posted within the region you applied. The location you are posted at is based on operational requirements.
Possible Posts
The country is broken down into seven flight information regions – known respectively as the Vancouver, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Toronto, Montreal, Moncton and Gander flight information regions. When you apply to the company, you apply to one of these regions and, at completion of training, are normally posted to one of the locations in the region.
The location you will work at will depend on which of the four air traffic services careers you are suited for. Note that you will be posted within the region you applied. The location you are posted at is based on operational requirements.
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