Aircraft Maintenance Production Supervisor

Amentum•Enid, OK

22h•$100,000

About The Position

The Aircraft Maintenance Production Supervisor supervises and coordinates production activities, including aircraft maintenance, flying schedules, and other Branch activities. The role ensures these activities are completed safely, appropriately, and in accordance with Government requirements and the contract performance work statement or statement of work. The supervisor coordinates maintenance and flying plans to provide safe, on-time, properly configured, reliable aircraft for the Joint Specialized Undergraduate Pilot Training mission. This position requires a minimum 40-hour work week, Monday through Friday, with some weekends. Compensation is listed as $100,000. The position requires an associate’s degree in a related field and five years of relevant experience, including three years of Department of Defense experience; candidates without a degree may qualify with eight years of directly related experience, including five years of Department of Defense experience.

Requirements

Associate’s degree in a related field and five years of relevant experience, including three years of Department of Defense experience; alternatively, eight years of directly related experience, including five years of Department of Defense experience, in lieu of a degree.
Ability to understand and comply with Government publications and technical orders.
Ability to perform analytical analysis and apply risk-management techniques.
Experience in conflict resolution, team building, and coaching.
Current U.S. state driver’s license.
Minimum 40-hour work week, Monday through Friday, with some weekends.

Nice To Haves

Real ID preferred.
Prior experience with a unionized workforce highly desired.

Responsibilities

Ensure aircraft maintenance, flying schedules, and other Branch activities are carried out safely, appropriately, and in accordance with Government requirements and the contract performance work statement or statement of work.
Assess whether aircraft with repeat, recurring, or cannot-duplicate discrepancies are suitable for continued flight.
Establish procedures to minimize foreign object damage and dropped objects.
Coordinate with PS&D about non-mission-capable aircraft scheduled to fly the following day so a replacement aircraft can be selected before the daily schedule.
Understand and be prepared to implement on-base disaster-control duties and squadron responsibilities related to aircraft and support-equipment movement and personnel evacuation.
Maintain a current copy of the on-base disaster map with functional checklists outlining duties for disaster scenarios.
Participate in developing and executing monthly and weekly flying and maintenance schedules and plans.
Coordinate efforts to provide safe, on-time, properly configured, reliable aircraft for the Joint Specialized Undergraduate Pilot Training mission.
Coordinate programmed on-equipment, scheduled, and unscheduled maintenance activities, and monitor progress using aircraft forms and the Maintenance Information System.
Coordinate and execute training requirements in the assigned area to ensure mechanics and technicians are task-qualified and certified.
Keep the Branch Manager informed of all maintenance activities.
Implement and enforce data integrity.
Perform other position-related duties as assigned or requested.