FAQs
What is the location of the internship for the Altitude Test Facility Specialist position?
The internship is located at P&WC’s Altitude Test Facility (ATF) on the National Research Center (NRC) campus in Ottawa.
What types of engines will the intern be working with?
The intern will be working with turboprop, turboshaft, and APU (Auxiliary Power Unit) engines.
Who will the intern collaborate with during their internship?
The intern will work closely with the Test Coordinator on various test campaigns.
What specific activities will the intern be involved in during the test preparation phase?
The intern will be involved in designing and developing test procedures, test sections, instrumentation, fuel/oil systems, control systems, accessories, and special test components.
What types of documentation will the intern be responsible for producing?
The intern will produce Test Instructions, Daily Status updates, and write Test Reports.
Will the intern have oversight responsibilities during the test activities?
Yes, the intern will have oversight of daily test activities as part of their role.
Is there a focus on any specific type of testing during the internship?
Yes, one of the test campaigns will include an icing test.
What skills or experiences might be beneficial for a candidate applying for this internship?
Beneficial skills and experiences may include engineering fundamentals, understanding of testing procedures, familiarity with instrumentation, and strong communication skills for writing reports and instructions.