Aircraft Maintenance Coordinator (T32)

Air National Guard Units•Saint Paul, MN

1d•Onsite

About The Position

This is an Air National Guard Title 32 excepted-service position with the 133rd AMX SQ in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Air National Guard membership is required, the selected employee must serve in a compatible military position and wear the military uniform, and appointment is subject to a two-year trial period. The role is responsible for the squadron’s overall maintenance program and direction of maintenance activities, with a focus on safely generating aircraft to meet mission requirements. The coordinator has maintenance authority concerning aircraft airworthiness based on knowledge of aircraft systems and flight safety concerns. The position prioritizes maintenance for aircraft supporting operational requirements, scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, and maintenance or operations training. It coordinates aircraft status, repair priorities, personnel and resources, maintenance plans, and flightline activity. The coordinator may authorize cannibalization of assigned aircraft, ensures maintenance follows applicable policies and technical data, and supports disaster-control actions. This position is classified GS-11, series 1101, and requires the military grade of E-7/MSgt and compatible Air National Guard membership. No PCS is available.

Requirements

Administrative or clerical experience, education, or training demonstrating ability to perform the position’s duties.
Experience using computer and automation systems.
At least one year of specialized experience equivalent to GS-9 level.
Experience, education, or training in a program or managerial work related to the business or industry, or comparable functions.
Experience developing and recommending policy; organizing and carrying out programs; and evaluating and recommending operational-method changes.
Experience in supervisory, staff, or technical work involving study, analysis, or evaluation that leads to development or improvement of managerial or administrative policies, practices, and procedures.
Experience preparing written communications and oral presentations.
Must hold military grade E-7/MSgt and be assigned to a compatible military position/AFSC; rank must be included in the application.
Must be eligible for immediate membership in the Minnesota Air National Guard if not already a member, and maintain satisfactory membership.
Must wear the military uniform and meet applicable compatible AFSC requirements.
Must meet federal employment suitability requirements following a background investigation.
Males born after December 31, 1959, must be registered for Selective Service.
Resume must document complete employment dates and work schedule or hours per week for civilian and military employment.
Applicants must substantiate in their own words that they meet all minimum and specialized experience requirements.

Nice To Haves

Highly qualified applicants will hold the 2A571 AFSC.
Certification in Red X and Engine Run on C-130H aircraft.
Previous experience in aircraft production.

Responsibilities

Manage the squadron’s total maintenance program, direct maintenance efforts, and enforce safe maintenance practices.
Identify, assemble, and manage critical equipment items, prioritizing aircraft according to operational, maintenance, and training requirements.
Exercise maintenance authority regarding aircraft airworthiness based on aircraft-system knowledge and flight-safety concerns.
Arrange pilot pickup of critical parts to expedite repairs of priority Not-Mission-Capable aircraft and verify MICAP requisitions as needed.
Participate in monthly and weekly maintenance planning, attend daily planning meetings, and incorporate unscheduled maintenance into plans.
Evaluate workload requirements and adjust aircraft utilization schedules and repair priorities as necessary.
Control and coordinate flightline maintenance, monitor work in progress, compare estimated completion times with schedule requirements, and direct changes to meet mission schedules.
Coordinate with supervisors to select workers and assign tasks; address personnel shortages and coordinate requirements with the Maintenance Operations Center (MOC).
Review work during or after completion for compliance with policies and procedures; ensure proper tools, equipment, and technical data are used.
Determine methods to meet mission requirements, including authorizing and directing cannibalization of assigned aircraft in coordination with the MOC and Supply.
Ensure aircraft status is accurately reported under applicable Air Force instructions and verify reported status with the expediter and MOC.
Understand, execute, and coordinate disaster-control duties, including aircraft and equipment movement and flightline personnel evacuation.
Maintain a current on-base disaster map with cordon overlay and appropriate checklists for disasters or exercises.
Perform other duties as assigned.