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AÉRO MONTREAL«Outreach Initiatives»
Canadian Council for Aviation & AerospaceLabour Market Strategy Day
November 09, 2017
OVERVIEW OF QUEBEC’S AEROSPACE INDUSTRY
A key contribution to the economy
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• Montréal: Top 3 aerospace centers in the world
• Québec ranks #6 in the world for sales (while Canada ranks #5 in the world as a whole)
• Many of our SMEs rank among worldwide top 100
Québec Aerospace Industry
Other European Countries 5%
Brazil 2%Spain 2%
Italy 2%Rest of Canada 2%
Québec 3%Japan 4%
U.K. 8%
Germany 8%
France 13%
United States 51%
Aerospace industry revenue shareAerospace centers in the world
ToulouseSeattle
Montréal
Source: MESI© Aéro Montréal 2016
Aerospace in Québec: Strong and diversified capabilities
LIGHTWEIGHT AIRCRAFT
BUSINESS, COMMERCIAL ANDREGIONAL JETS
SMALL TURBINE ENGINES
SIMULATING AND MODELING TECHNOLOGIES
AEROSPACE TELECOMMUNICATIONS
COMMERCIAL HELICOPTERS
MILITARY AND COMMERCIAL LANDING GEAR SYSTEMS
MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OF COMMERCIAL AND MILITARY AIRCRAFT
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• Revenues of $14,4B in 2016• Average annual growth of 5.2% over 25 years
(1991‐2016)
• 39,130 jobs
• 205 companies (4 OEM, 13 equipment integrators, 188 subcontractors (SME)
• 45% of total Canadian aerospace revenues and 52% of the Canadian workforce
• 60% of total Canadian aerospace exports (more than 80 % of our production is exported)
• Extensive R&D: $1B per year
• 70% of Canadian aerospace R&D spending in Greater Montréal
The heart of the Canadian aerospace industry
CAMAQ (Québec aerospace sectoral workforce committee):
By 2026, need of 32 000 jobs in aerospace (9 000 new jobs + 23 000 replacements)
Growth of 2,13 % per year over the past 32 years
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Revenues - Quebec Aerospace Industry1984 à 2015
THE QUEBEC AEROSPACE CLUSTER, AÉRO MONTRÉAL
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Aéro Montréal, Québec’s Aerospace Cluster• Founded in 2006, Aéro Montréal is a strategic think‐tank that groups all the major decision makers in Québec’s aerospace sector
• Its MISSION is to mobilize Québec's aerospace cluster to support its growth and its influence on the global stage.
Bringing together industry leaders… … to work on the industry priorities
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Human Resources Development working group
Main challenges:
Stimulate enthusiasm amongst young generations for science and technology, especially aerospace, and to prevent school dropout
Workforce succession and intergenerational knowledge transfer (linked with aging population)
Align the education programs to industry needs
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AÉRO MONTRÉALOUTREACH INITIATIVES
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A. Passion for flight / Passion from within
B. Aero Portal Website
C. Industrial Visits for Career Guidance Counselors
D. Eurêka Festival!
E. Case study Competition
F. Aero Montréal student subcommitee
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Outreach Initiatives
High schoolGrade 7‐8
Elementary schoolGrade 5‐6
A. Passion from within – Passion for flight
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Initiated by Bombardier and Powered by Aéro Montréal
Aims to stimulate enthusiasm among young people for science and technology, especially aerospace, and contribute to school retention.
Deployed as part of a classroom workshop with teacher‐adpatedteaching material:
PowerPoint presentation, Video 3D interactive multiplatform developed by CREO
to explain the steps for manufacturing Glider assembly kit
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Objectives
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LIFT
THRUSTDRAG
GRAVITY
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LET’S BUILD… Glider assembly kit
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Financing from Ministry of Economy
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Partnership to touch 70,000 children every year!
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ALEJANDRO STORY
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B. AeroPortal website (aeroportail.ca)
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Jobs and Internships section
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A strong community through social media strategyTWITTERFACEBOOK : near 20 000 members!
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Visit at L3 MAS
Visit at SAFRAN
Presentation of Aero Portal
Welcoming words at ÉMAM
C. Industrial Visits for Career Guidance Counselors
• Date: June 9‐11 2017
• Place: Quays of Old Port of Montréal
• Objective: Promote aerospace careers by building a glider
• Animation by Réseau Technosciences
• MORE THAN 2600 GLIDER WERE BUILT !
D.Eurêka Festival 2017
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• Like “Dragon’s Den”
• Date: October 1, 2016
• Theme: Aircraft recycling
• During International Civil Aviation Week
• 13 student clubs
• 350 participants
• 2 speakers and 6 member of Jury
• 4 finalist teams (ÉTS, Polytechnique, ÉNA, Sherbrooke University) : Polytechnique Team won!
E. Case Study Competition
Represent Promote Develop
F. Aero Montréal Student Subcommitee
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THANK YOU!
Marie-Josée KasparianDirector -Strategic planning, Financing and Workforce
Aéro Montréal514-987-9347
