Job Overview:

Reports to the Director of Engineering for the management of Teardown/Evaluation. Supervises, assists, and ensures that assigned personnel are following Quality and Repair Standards, with regard to safety.

Major Job Duties and Responsibilities

• Read and write English.
• Review component repair orders with the Director of Engineering and assure planned work scope created conforms to the requirements, special requirements and requested delivery dates.
• Repair operations are executed, establish priorities and sequencing for working components.
• Schedules are met and coordinate shop activities to ensure processes and quality of components meet specifications.
• Coordinate with supporting departments to implement planned repair/procedure methods for all components.
• Personnel evaluations.
• Training and assisting employees with the proper work procedures and practices to be followed. Provide guidance to personnel on technical development, performance and shop issues.
• Daily O.J.T. training is performed and annual recurrent, formal and if applicable to the employee specialized training is performed on all safety sensitive employees and all training personnel are properly trained to administer training.
• Maintains department safety, and cleanliness.
• Maintains on a daily basis that all work areas, shop equipment, and tools in a serviceable working condition, assuring that periodic checks and calibrations are made on special tools and test equipment.
• Necessary planning sheets and discrepancies for work orders used by the Repair Station are properly executed by the responsible inspectors/supervisors/mechanics.
• Initiating requisitions for work orders/stock inventory as required.
• The Quality manual and safety guidelines are followed to perform high quality maintenance.
• Assures that department personnel are utilizing the required technical data on all aircraft components and appliances for the maintenance accomplished and assure the data is current with latest revision. The data will include but not limited to: Manufacturer’s Maintenance and Overhaul Manuals Service bulletins, parts specifications, related FAA approved data, and any other technical data used by the Repair Station.
• Proper handling of all parts while in the Repair process and continuing through shipping and receiving.
• Maintaining the preservation of all components or parts during the work process, installation and storage.
• Overtime as required

Minimum Qualifications:

• 5 Years component maintenance. Including but not limited to structure assemblies, nacelle components (inlets, TR’s, etc...) metal bond assemblies and composite assemblies (graphite prepregs, fiberglass prepregs and Kevlar)
• Attention to detail & must be quality driven.
• Must have minimum required tools to perform job duties.

Education:

• High school diploma, GED equivalent. (Required)
• FAA Mechanic Airframe/Repairman Certificated (optional)

Physical Requirements:

• Stand and walk for extended periods of time.
• Lift 50+ lbs.
• Use hand tools and drill for extended period of time

Statements included in this job description do not necessarily represent an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, skills, duties, requirements, efforts or working conditions associated with the job. While this is intended to be an accurate reflection of the current job, management reserves the right to revise the job or to require that other or different tasks be performed as circumstances change.