PRIMARY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Coordinate workflow on aircraft projects
 
- Set an example of compliance with company Policies & Procedures
 
- Supervise work practices for aircraft airworthiness
 
- Provide technical support to technicians
 
- Ensure safety and company guidelines are followed
 
- Provide support for maintenance manager
 
- Ensure all work is completed before the final inspection
 
- Oversees quality control
 
- Ensuring that all test equipment is calibrated and maintained before use
 
- Ensuring compliance with all service bulletins and airworthiness directives
 
- Adhere to FAA regulations and guidelines
 
- Inspects and repairs aircraft that are housed at the facility as directed by the Director of Maintenance.
 
SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITY: 
- Supervise work practices to Ensure Company Policies & Procedures are followed
 
- Ensure labor on work orders is organized and productive
 
- Ensure parts & supplies request dates support WO Goals & “Out Dates”
 
- Direct technician’s daily workload and priorities
 
- At least 5 years’ experience in aviation project management
 
- FAA Airframe & Power Plant certification
 
- Associate’s degree in Aircraft Maintenance Technology (Preferred)
 
- Experienced working with type of aircraft operated at facility (Preferred)
 
- Model specific training (Preferred) Pilatus PC12, PC24, Cirrus SR and SF series.
 
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, & ABILITIES:
- Experience as a lead in aviation maintenance and operations
 
- Must be thoroughly familiar with company Policies & Procedures
 
- Demonstrating the ability to manage and supervise people
 
- Good working knowledge of computers, internet, Microsoft office suite and office equipment
 
- Understand and comprehend specialized technical manuals, procedure manual, blueprints, diagrams, schematics and detailed forms.
 
- Knowledge of FAA regulations and FAR/AIM/AMT
 
- Knowledge and use of specialized tools for aircraft inspection and repair
 
- Must be able to safely operate aircraft service equipment such as: auxiliary power unit; aircraft tug; power tools; mechanical hand tools/ paint spray equipment; tire/wheel maintenance equipment; electrical test equipment; and battery chargers.
 
TEAM PARTICIPATION:
- Balances team and individual responsibilities
 
- Exhibits objectivity and openness to other views
 
- Gives and welcomes feedback
 
- Contributes to building a positive safety culture
 
- Establishes and maintains effective relations
 
- Displays positive outlook and pleasant manner
 
- Offers assistance and support to co-workers
 
- Works actively to resolve conflicts
 
- Works cooperatively in group situations
 
OTHER:
- Must work well with others, as a team, must not cause dissension, difficulties and divisions.
 
- Must maintain a good attendance record.
 
- Current Drivers’ License and good driving record
 
- Must be available by phone and/or text 24/7 when On Call
 
- DOT Drug and Alcohol Program (pre-employment and random)
 
TYPICAL PHYSICAL DEMANDS:
- Above average strength, endurance, dexterity and coordination
 
- Able to lift as much as 80 lbs.
 
- Must be able to stand for long periods of time
 
- You must be able to work in small, confined spaces for long periods of time.
 
TYPICAL MENTAL DEMANDS:
- Must be able to analyze complex information, troubleshoot and determine work strategy to accomplish task assigned.
 
- Must maintain a high level of attention to detail.
 
- Must use preemptive thinking.
 
- Must interact well with people at all levels.
 
WORKING CONDITIONS: 
- Availability outside of normal work hours for rotating On Call schedule.
 
- Mandatory overtime may be required.
 
- Must work in all types of weather conditions.
 
- Loud Noise