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Thales

Global defense and aerospace electronics

Corrective Maintenance Coordinator

Full-Time
No salary listed
Junior
Halifax Regional Municipality, NS, Canada
HybridHybrid role with work at shipyards and naval dockyards; occasional domestic or international travel is required.
Canada Top Secret Clearance Required

About the job

Requirements
  • A minimum two-year technical program diploma from a recognized technical institute, certification as a technician or technologist by a recognized provincial licensing body in a relevant field, or QL-5 military technical training certification.
  • Strong computer literacy with proven experience using Microsoft products, especially Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
  • Strong interpersonal skills and demonstrated experience interfacing between various internal and external stakeholders within a project.
  • Strong organizational skills and the ability to balance multiple priorities.
  • Fluency in English.
  • The ability to meet all federal government requirements to access Canadian government facilities, including naval dockyards.
  • Eligibility for or ability to obtain access authorization under the Canadian Export Control List, Canadian Controlled Goods Program, ITAR, and/or EAR.
  • Ability to obtain and maintain a Canadian NATO Secret security clearance.
  • Ability to undertake inspections involving confined-space entry, bending, twisting, and working at heights.
  • Availability to work 40 hours per week during core business hours, Monday through Friday.
Responsibilities
  • Manage day-to-day defect-management activities for AOPVs and JSS based in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
  • Act as the key point of contact for internal and external stakeholders regarding the AJISS Corrective Maintenance process.
  • Facilitate and attend weekly AJISS Assignment Team and pre-AJISS Assignment Team meetings.
  • Maintain and update warranty status information provided by the Canada Build Project.
  • Prepare and distribute AJISS Assignment Team meeting notes to stakeholders.
  • Support the Corrective Maintenance Team Lead in tracking and resolving maintenance assigned to Thales.
  • Execute assigned actions in Thales tools, including MAXIMO, JIRA, and Confluence, to maintain workflow momentum for defects assigned to Thales.
  • Draft and finalize Statements of Work for defect resolution as required.
  • Review maintenance instructions to ensure they are complete and sufficient for service providers to perform assigned maintenance operations.
  • Ensure subcontracted service providers have the paperwork and materials required to complete designated maintenance tasks.
  • Oversee service-provider maintenance activities to ensure the required quality and safe, environmentally responsible work practices.
  • Ensure service-provider records are complete and current.
  • Provide internal and external stakeholders with data and status updates to achieve material-readiness objectives.
  • Clean and update historical Corrective Maintenance data in Thales and Canadian tools.
  • Support OPDEF and Quick Response MAXIMO Work Order creation.
  • Manage and coordinate corrective-maintenance data recording in Thales data-management systems from initiation through close-out.
  • Build and maintain relationships with FTA and MEPM to align Thales and Canadian technical databases and ensure fleet data consistency.
  • Provide FTA with required data and presentation materials for the Material State Disclosure Conference.
  • Manage defect data and status in DRMIS in coordination with FTA and MEPM.
  • Upload DRMIS notifications to Thales tools as required.
  • Support FTA in managing and creating N1 records in DRMIS.
  • Support internal close-out OQE processes for defects assigned to Thales to satisfy FTA and MEPM requirements.
  • Provide backup coverage and support for the Corrective Maintenance Team Lead during absences or peak periods.
  • Serve as a subject matter expert for Corrective Maintenance data-management tools, including JIRA, MAXIMO, xFRACAS, and DRMIS.
  • Monitor key metrics related to the Corrective Maintenance process.
  • Provide onsite Corrective Maintenance subject-matter-expert support during ship PLOWs.
  • Coordinate with the Planning team to integrate Corrective Maintenance into SWP and DWP.
  • Provide general project and administrative support to the Waterfront Service Delivery Team.
  • Identify areas of concern and drive improvements by liaising with relevant stakeholders.
  • Foster teamwork across all customer levels using the Relational Contracting model and AJISS Enterprise Charter.
  • Update project procedures and templates as requested.
  • Perform other assigned project-coordination duties.
  • Ensure personal and team compliance with relevant health, safety, and environmental legislative requirements, policies, procedures, and frameworks.
  • Participate in developing and executing the Waterfront Safety Plan as required.
  • Promote Thales health, safety, and environmental programs through professional and supportive leadership.
  • Work onboard naval vessels and conduct required inspections.
  • Travel occasionally domestically or internationally, including to government facilities and naval vessels.
  • Work from shipyards and naval dockyards during work periods.
Desired Qualifications
  • At least five years of demonstrated technical professional work experience in the marine sector within the last ten years.
  • Experience working in a defense environment with active defense force personnel.
  • Experience with the Defense Resource Management Information System or a comparable document-management system.
  • Experience in ship-refit and repair activities.

About the company

Thales designs and delivers critical technology for aerospace, defense, and digital security, including electronics, software, and data-security systems used in air travel, credit cards, and modern military platforms. It combines hardware and software to create avionics, radar, cybersecurity, and secure communications systems that collect sensor data, run specialized software, and protect networks. It distinguishes itself through end-to-end solutions across defense, aerospace, and cybersecurity, ongoing deep-tech research in AI and quantum, and strategic acquisitions such as Gemalto and Imperva, plus its partial state ownership. Its goal is to provide reliable, secure, and connected technologies that support national security, public safety, and everyday life by solving complex security and connectivity challenges.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Meudon, France

Founded

1893

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What believers are saying

  • Thales booked €4.85 billion of large orders in first-half 2026, led by Defense.
  • Q1 2026 defense intake rose 75%; Denmark, Qatar, and Canada drove demand.
  • September 2026 Google Cloud expansion and October 2026 DSPM launch boost cyber growth.

What critics are saying

  • Germany terminated F126 frigates on June 24, 2026, costing Thales €450 million.
  • CardAuth sued Thales DIS CPL USA in April 2026, adding patent litigation risk.
  • Defense programs need long cycles; one cancellation can erase years of subcontracted revenue.

What makes Thales unique

  • Thales sells sovereign defense electronics across radar, satellites, and command systems worldwide.
  • Its Google Cloud and Imperva integrations embed security directly into enterprise AI workflows.
  • Luna 8, Sentinel Envelope Plus, and CipherTrust DSPM deepen its cryptographic moat.

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Business Wire
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Yahoo Finance
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Thales and Landis+Gyr partner on eSIM tech for remote smart meter connectivity in North America

Thales and Landis+Gyr have announced a strategic collaboration to provide secure cellular connectivity for smart meter deployments across North America. Thales will supply eSIM technology and IoT connectivity management to support digital transformation of utilities. The solution, combined with Simetric's platform, gives utilities a unified view of connectivity operations across their devices, enabling centralised monitoring and control of large-scale deployments. This reduces field interventions and improves operational efficiency. The installed base of smart electricity meters in North America is expected to grow from 152.4 million in 2024 to 180.9 million by 2030, according to Berg Insight. Landis+Gyr currently serves more than 2,000 utilities worldwide and has over 180 million connected intelligent devices in the field. The technology allows connectivity to be managed remotely, helping utilities adapt to changing network conditions whilst maintaining service continuity.

JED Online
Sep 29th, 2026
Thales provides more details about 'DeepFinder Tactical' radar.

Thales provides more details about 'DeepFinder Tactical' radar. 2 minutes read By Andrew White Thales has disclosed more details about the third and latest variant in its family of UHF radars at the inaugural Thales UK Technology Summit in London on September 14. Designed to support integrated air and missile defense (IAMD) capabilities, "DeepFinder Tactical" comprises an early warning radar, capable of detecting threats at "very long range and across a very wide angular sector," Peter Terpstra, Surface Radars Global Policy Director at Thales confirmed at the event. Referring to the "current operational context which is imposing new radar requirements" across the IAMD market, Terpstra explained how the "highly mobile solution" could also ensure increased levels in survivability across the contemporary operating environment. "High power transmitters offer high-quality cueing to a fire control radar system and resilience to jamming," he added, promoting the use of UHF radars for early warning. According to Terpstra, the most important upgrade in UHF radar technology has been the reduction in form factor. Confirming the presence of UHF radars of the past, he warned they had historically been "very big," warning: "They are buildings, and the problem with the building is it's not mobile. So, the DeepFinder Tactical is now the first radar which gives all these advantages with very high mobility. We have in the past decade developed a technology and algorithms to make multiple antennas work as one. It was very difficult, but we managed," he said. Thales presented several concepts of employment at the Tech Summit, describing how the radar could be air-transportable by 20ft shipping container and operable with rotating or starting antenna. The radar can be up and running within 30 minutes, Terpstra said, before confirming DeepFinder Tactical's AESA antenna includes a fully digital multi-beam. Terpstra added the radar features the capability to "aggregate multiple modules to increase overall performance." "Each mission is accomplished by deploying one or more radar modules with a software application dedicated to each mission," he explained. "DeepFinder Tactical is a disruptive solution to the evolution of threats and an effective force multiplier for several missions." Terpstra said Deepfinder Tactical has a range of a few thousand kilometers, which he said means an air defense system can "launch on remote" before it has a visual on its target. "So, based on [Deepfinder Tactical] data, they can launch the missile. It's already in the air. Then their fire control radar picks up [the target]and does the final guidance. So, the area you protect is much larger, and also the chances of you of hitting it is much larger, and you work much quicker," he continued. To date, Thales has built a "very large [UHF radar] demonstrator" in the south of France, which Terpstra confirmed has been in operation for "quite a few years." He added that the technology readiness level of DeepFinder Tactical is "so high," he expects the first radar to begin testing by the end of the decade. Terpstra would not comment on potential customers.

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Thales demonstrates VORTEX drone integration at REPMUS26.

Thales demonstrates VORTEX drone integration at REPMUS26. * 29 September 2026 * Edited By: Haley McQueen At REPMUS26 in Portugal, Thales demonstrated how VORTEX, a compact and modular solution dedicated to tactical intelligence missions, can be integrated onto a drone to bring detection capabilities closer to areas that are difficult to access. (Image credit: Christine Harel) In complex operational environments, having relevant information at the right time is essential to enhance situational awareness and support decision-making. The ability to collect and analyze information as close as possible to the operational environment is particularly important in the maritime domain, where distances, the scale of areas to be monitored, and the exposure of operational teams can all present significant challenges. As part of this year's REPMUS exercise, Thales demonstrated how VORTEX can detect and analyze signals from cellular networks in an operational environment. For the demonstration, VORTEX was integrated onto a Beyond Vision BVQ418 drone, operated by the Portuguese Navy. A solution designed to adapt to mission requirements. One of VORTEX's key features is its modular and platform-agnostic design. The solution can therefore be integrated onto different drones depending on mission requirements. This flexibility opens the way to different operational concepts, combining Thales' tactical intelligence capabilities with the mobility provided by unmanned systems. The demonstration at REPMUS26 provided an opportunity to explore the potential of this combination in a maritime environment and alongside an operational user. Experimenting with users and partners. Beyond the technology demonstration itself, REPMUS26 provided Thales with an opportunity to work alongside the Portuguese Navy and its partner Beyond Vision, and to explore with them new ways of combining unmanned systems with intelligence capabilities. This collaborative approach is fully aligned with the spirit of REPMUS, which brings together armed forces, industry, and the scientific community each year to experiment with new technologies and explore their integration into operational environments. REPMUS (Robotic Experimentation and Prototyping with Maritime Unmanned Systems) is an international exercise dedicated to the experimentation and integration of unmanned systems. Held in Portugal from August 31-September 25, 2026, REPMUS26 brought together armed forces, industry, academia, and international organizations to test new capabilities in operational conditions. Don't miss the headlines. ON&T's Top 10, every week. More in Defense & Security