Atelier industriel de l'aéronautique de Clermont-Fd

About the Company

Organisme étatique du ministère des Armées,
au sein du Service industriel de l'aéronautique (SIAé),
l'Atelier Industriel Aéronautique de Clermont-Ferrand (AIA CF) est un pôle d'excellence de la maintenance aéronautique militaire.

C'est un outil industriel moderne au service des Forces armées françaises pour le maintien en condition opérationnel des avions de transport, avions de chasse, avions école ou hélicoptères de l'armée de l'air et de l'armée de terre.

Fort d'une expérience de plus de 80 ans, l'AIA CF oeuvre sur trois activités complémentaires:
- la maintenance de niveau industriel de flottes militaires,
- la réalisation de modifications ou de réparations d'aéronefs,
- maintenance d'équipements aéronautiques.

L'AIA CF dispose en interne de tous les moyens et compétences permettant de couvrir la totalité du cycle de maintenance aéronautique industrielle dans l'environnement de navigabilité:
- capacités de diagnostic (radiographie, ressuage, magnétoscopie, US...)
- capacités d'étude et de conception (bureau d'études intégré)
- prérogatives d'approbation (certifications FRA 21G, FRA145, FRA 21G et EMAR145)
- capacités de fabrication ou de réparation (structures métalliques et composites, hydraulique, électricité, électronique, mécanique, traitements de surface, peinture, oxygène liquide...).

Neuf flottes, qui représentent plus de 600 aéronefs de première ligne, sont maintenues par l'AIA CF:
- Rafale
- Mirage 2000
- AlphaJet
- A400M (ATLAS)
- C130 (HERCULES)
- Tigre
- Puma
- Gazelle

l'AIA CF en chiffres:
- 1 400 collaborateurs
- 4 sites( Clermont-Ferrand, Toul, Phalsbourg et Orléans)
- 150 appareils révisés par an
- 100 appareils modifiés par an
- 100 détachements de spécialistes par an (interventions exterieures)
- 18 000 équipements aéronautiques maintenus par an

Listed Jobs

Company Name

Atelier industriel de l'aéronautique de Clermont-Fd

Job Title

Apprenti(e) Ingénieur Méthode et Produit (H/F

Job Description

Job Title Apprentice Engineer – Methods & Product (H/F) Role Summary Design, develop, and optimize innovative surface‑removal and machining processes for aerospace maintenance. Conduct technical and regulatory surveillance, analyze performance data, and support the transition to modern repair techniques within an industrial environment. Expectations Deliver technically sound, compliant procedures that improve maintenance efficiency and safety. Produce accurate documentation, participate in cross‑functional teams, and report progress to the Maintenance Engineering Office. Demonstrate continuous learning in aerospace materials and manufacturing technologies. Key Responsibilities - Innovate and implement advanced etching and machining methods for aircraft maintenance. - Monitor emerging products, materials, and fabrication processes relevant to aerospace repair. - Evaluate and benchmark the effectiveness of deployed solutions. - Collaborate with technical services to replace obsolete procedures, ensuring technical, regulatory, and production constraints are met. - Maintain up‑to‑date regulatory knowledge and integrate it into process design. - Draft procedures, service bulletins, and related documentation. - Interface with the quality department to define process requirements, qualification protocols, and compliance needs. - Prepare and present reports on work progress to the Maintenance Engineering Office. Required Skills - Strong analytical and synthesis capabilities. - Solid understanding of aerospace materials science and manufacturing processes. - Proficiency in process design, performance assessment, and technical documentation. - Familiarity with regulatory frameworks governing aircraft maintenance. - Effective communication skills for cross‑functional collaboration and reporting. - Ability to conduct research, stay current with technological trends, and apply findings to practical solutions. Required Education & Certifications - Current enrollment in a preparatory engineering program with a focus on materials science and procedures (or equivalent). - Demonstrated knowledge of aerospace maintenance environments. Contract type: Apprenticeship (starting September 2026).

Clermont-ferrand, France

On site

16-02-2026

Company Name

Atelier industriel de l'aéronautique de Clermont-Fd

Job Title

Apprenti ( e) ingénieur système avionique ( réseaux electrique aéronefs) (H/F)

Job Description

Job title: Apprentice Aerospace Electrical Systems Engineer (Aircraft Electrical Networks) (H/F) Role Summary: Support the design and integration of aircraft electrical network systems, including circuit definition, cabling, and safety analysis, within a safety‑critical aerospace environment. Expactations: Deliver technical specifications, diagrams, and safety documentation that comply with industry standards, manufacturer rules, and regulatory requirements. Key Responsibilities: - Analyze technical specs, current standards, and manufacturer rules (e.g., circuit segregation). - Draft specifications for acquisition or development of electrical equipment. - Define aircraft circuits and cabling (disconnect switches, watertight penetrations). - Review and interpret aircraft wiring harness drawings from the manufacturer and equipment specifications. - Prepare definition packages, including principle and interconnection schematics. - Compile justification dossiers, including consumption balances and safety/survival analyses. - Produce and maintain technical documentation. Required Skills: - Knowledge of aircraft electrical systems and wiring harness design. - Ability to read and produce technical drawings and schematics. - Understanding of safety and compliance requirements in aerospace. - Strong written communication for documentation and justification. Required Education & Certifications: - Degree in Aerospace Engineering (or equivalent) from an accredited engineering school. - Proven academic performance in electrical systems coursework.

Clermont-ferrand, France

On site

16-02-2026