SUMMARY:

• The Maintenance Operations Manager plays a critical role in the leadership of the maintenance department.
• Manage activities such as scheduling, profitability, and assist with implementing Standard Operating Procedures. 

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Coordinates with management to strategize new maintenance practices and assists in implementation. 
• Works with maintenance department personnel to develop a cohesive work structure and is part of suggestive changes.
• Evaluates shop and customer’s needs to determine if the company requires equipment or training to support business growth. 
• Train and supervise employees of the maintenance department.
• Negotiate contracts with outside vendors for execution of maintenance work.
• Ensure operational efficiency of projects through timely inspections and repairs.
• Ensure that company premises and facilities are kept in a presentable condition.
• Implement workplace safety policies and standards.
• Ensure work assignments are in place for crew prior to start time to eliminate unproductive time.
• Ensures that crew members sign and document aircraft maintenance on appropriate work cards or forms
• when work is completed or turned into for turnover per company policies and procedures.
• Ensures that all work performed complies with applicable technical data, FAA regulations and company policies and procedures.
• Maintains cohesion of work crew and rectifies any issues impacting productivity.
• Tracks time spent on each work order and ensures the time is logged correctly and within the budgets.
• Performs administrative duties as required.
• Manages technician “On Call” schedule to ensure coverage.

CONTACT:  Kelly Milowe  (251) 260-6022  kelly@hsgi-inc.com

ABOUT US:

HSGI, Inc. is a full service staffing company supplying qualified technical and professional employees to the most reputable companies in the Aerospace/Aircraft industry—across the United States and abroad.

REQUIREMENTS:

• High School diploma or equivalent
• Minimum 5 Years aviation experience maintaining corporate/commercial Part 135 or Part 145 repair station operations.
• Piston experience, Cirrus experience, Corridor experience
• Have a minimum of 2 years’ experience as a Lead Mechanic or Inspector. 
• Experience managing a team of technicians in a supervisory role.
• Thorough knowledge of aircraft mechanical component troubleshooting/repair procedures and replacement of components.
• Thorough knowledge of aircraft sheet metal/structural modification and repair and the ability to determine airworthiness status. 
• Possess the experience and ability to provide technical support to staff and customers.
• FAA Airframe and Powerplant Certificate is required.
• FAA IA preferred.

• MUST be able to pass a 10 year federal background check in order to obtain an airport security badge.