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Our Training Partner: RRC - Stevenson Campus

Stevenson Campus was established in 1984 with a mandate to provide skills training and upgrading to meet skill shortages and other identified human resource needs within the Canadian aviation industry. In 1992, Stevenson moved its campus out to the former Airforce base at Southport near Portage La Prairie.

In 2002, Stevenson Campus merged with Red River College to form the new entity. This merger also includes Stevenson's Southport campus. The amalgamation of the two entities provides greater flexibility in programming, and more effective use of training staff, equipment and other resources in responding to industry demand.

The courses are nationally accredited and certified by either Transport Canada of CAMC, ensuring recognition and portability throughout Canada for graduates.

Aerospace Manufacturing Technician

Aerospace Manufacturing Technician is a five month certificate program with start dates in September and February. This program was developed through a collaborative effort between Boeing Canada, Bristol Aerospace and Red River College. Students acquire the skills and techniques required in the aerospace industry. In a state-of-the-art training facility at Stevenson Aviation and Aerospace Training Centre, students are prepared for positions as skilled production workers in the area of aerospace composite manufacturing.

The program includes nine separate courses consisting of theory-based lectures followed by practical project-based workshops. The training is 25% theory-based and 75% hands-on learning based.

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Gas Turbine Engine Repair and Overhaul

Gas Turbine Engine Repair and Overhaul is a 10-month certificate program. The program is a CAMC accredited program developed through a collaborative effort between StandardAero and Red River College. The program is based on a nationally recognized curriculum designed to prepare students with the technical knowledge, skills, and techniques required to be a skilled worker in the area of repairing and overhauling gas turbine engines. The program is 40% theory based and 60% practical based.

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Non-Destructive Testing (NDT)

Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) involves a number of inspection techniques designed to detect discontinuities or defects (such as cracks) in different types of materials. NDT is used in many different fields such as the aircraft industry, pipelines, nuclear reactors, automotive servicing and many others. Specialized areas of NDT taught by Stevenson Aviation and Aerospace Training Centre - Red River College include Eddy Current, Magnetic Particle, and Liquid Penetrant. Stevenson Aviation and Aerospace Training Centre - Red River College is the only Canadian General Standards Board (CGSB) certified NDT Test Centre in Manitoba.

AME - Aircraft Maintenance Engineer

This is a 14 month diploma program with start dates in August and September. The purpose of the program is to develop knowledge and skills in maintenance of both large and small aircraft, including fixed wing and helicopters, and to provide Transport Canada approved training toward an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer License.

A good portion of program hours will be devoted to the study of aircraft maintenance theory. The balance will be spent on related projects or labs. The program includes practical activities that meet the requirements of the Canadian Aviation Regulations. Graduates will receive a Transport Canada approved diploma from Stevenson Aviation Aerospace Training Centre - Red River College, as well as experience credit of one month for every 100 hours of training. Graduates will have completed all the necessary exams with the exception of the Transport Canada administered Canadian Aviation Regulations (CARs) exam.

Graduates will be required to work for the balance of the 7200 hour Transport Canada requirement and write the Canadian Aviation Regulations exam. After meeting Transport Canada's experience requirements, graduates will be eligible for a Transport Canada "M" license.

Stevenson Aviation & Aerospace Training Centre: www.rrc.mb.ca/stevensonaviation/

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