As a leading manufacturer for complex fixed, and rotary wing aircraft components and assemblies, IMP Aerostructures specializes in manufacturing flight-critical aircraft assemblies and detail components for OEMs and Tier 1 aircraft manufacturers.
IMP Aerostructures works as a one-stop shop that offers extensive integrated manufacturing capabilities, including sheet metal fabrication, machining, bonding, painting and finishing, and inspection and testing.
IMP Aerostructures serves the aerospace industry by manufacturing aircraft structural components and assemblies, as well as by focusing on employee engagement and the continuous improvement of the business in order to achieve total customer satisfaction.
IMP Aerostructures strives to be the supplier of choice for complex integrated components and structures.
David has worked in the aerospace industry for 37 years, with the majority of that time spent working within the sub-contract machining industry in Europe. David started his career as an apprentice engineer and then worked in various operational and management positions, including Manufacturing Director and Quality Director. As Manufacturing Director, he developed the 5-axis and complex machining capability of the facility to a level that it was regarded as a strategic supplier to many of its customers. David has worked for IMP since November 1998 and, today, assumes the leadership role of Vice President and General Manager for the division, after spending the last six years in the capacity of Vice President Operations where he assumed overall responsibility for the continued development and growth of the business.
Severine has 20 years of previous experience in manufacturing, with 14 years in manufacturing and six years working on continuous improvement. Severine is an engineer and has worked for companies like Avcorp, Composites Atlantic, and as Manager of Continuous Improvement at IMP Aerospace. Severine is the Chair of the Nova Scotia Lean Consortium and has recently been promoted to Director of Operations where she is working as a member of a strong team, committed to applying formal management techniques to ensure continued customer satisfaction.
IMP Aerostructures operates a well-capitalized facility with significant capacity to increase the current workload.
The facilities built-in efficiencies include: