Aircraft Maintenance Supervisor

Amentum•Pensacola, FL

About The Position

The Aircraft Maintenance Supervisor supervises organizational-level maintenance on assigned aircraft under contract to Amentum. Reporting to the Maintenance Operations Manager, Maintenance Manager, or Site Manager, the supervisor directs, coordinates, and monitors maintenance and material actions to retain or restore aircraft, equipment, and components to serviceable condition efficiently and with minimal resource expenditure. The role requires an in-depth working knowledge of the CNAFINST 4790.2 Series and applicable aircraft technical publications, as well as knowledge of special inspections, technical directives, aircraft configuration, and flight-operation requirements. The supervisor oversees maintenance documentation and planning, aircraft safety and configuration, inspection coordination, supply priorities, work assignments, and the readiness of aircraft for scheduled operations. The position also provides day-to-day leadership and supervision to assigned work groups, ensures maintenance and safety standards are followed, and supports employee training. The work may take place outdoors on an aircraft flight line or ramp and involves physical activity, including standing, walking, climbing, bending, and lifting. Travel may be required as directed by business necessity.

Requirements

High school graduate or equivalent.
At least five years of experience in aircraft maintenance and material support.
Knowledge of technical directives and the CNAFINST 4790.2 Series.
Working knowledge of applicable aircraft.
At least one year of experience in a maintenance/production control position.
Ability to write with clarity and technical accuracy.
Must obtain a government-issued Common Access Card (CAC).
Must be able to obtain and maintain company- or government-required qualifications, certifications, licenses, or clearance.
Must possess or qualify for a U.S. state driver's license.
Must be able to work all assigned shifts and schedules.
Must be able to work outdoors in weather conditions on an aircraft flight line or ramp.
Must be able to walk or stand on level or inclined surfaces for up to three hours per day and sit for up to five hours per day.
May need to lift up to 30 pounds to a height of four feet and up to 20 pounds to a height of seven feet; may need to carry, push, or pull up to 50 pounds; and occasionally lift up to 80 pounds.
Must be able to crouch, crawl, grasp or handle objects, use finger dexterity, bend at the elbow and knee, reach above and below the shoulders, and routinely climb or descend stairs.

Nice To Haves

Previous supervisory experience.
Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) license.
Knowledge of basic supply procedures.

Responsibilities

Direct, coordinate, and monitor maintenance and material actions needed to retain or restore aircraft, equipment, and components to serviceable condition.
Supervise organizational-level maintenance on assigned aircraft and direct the day-to-day operations of assigned work groups.
Apply the CNAFINST 4790.2 Series and applicable technical publications, special inspection requirements, technical directives, and aircraft configuration requirements.
Ensure personnel understand and meet requirements for releasing aircraft safe for flight.
Monitor maintenance SCIR documentation through the NALCOMIS/OOMA system and review Aircraft Weight and Balance forms for accuracy.
Direct scheduled and unscheduled maintenance actions to meet government operational tasking and the flight schedule.
Ensure aircrew are briefed before Functional Check Flights (FCFs) and review aircrew documentation of FCF performance.
Authorize cannibalization and coordinate Depot Level Inspection/Repair actions.
Assign workload priorities; manage awaiting-maintenance and material status; and manage aircraft configuration.
Screen and liaise with Quality Assurance, and notify government oversight QARs of flight-critical, safety-of-flight, and mandatory QA inspections.
Monitor high-time components, establish supply priorities, and coordinate work-center maintenance tasking to meet daily flight schedules and ground-test requirements.
Ensure maintenance conforms to requirements, manufacturers' specifications, company policy, and standards recognized by the Navy.
Maintain neat and orderly work areas and ensure safety rules and regulations are observed.
Supervise and schedule personnel to meet work requirements efficiently and avoid unnecessary duplication of labor.
Ensure employees use proper procedures, methods, and practices in performing their duties.
Work with other groups or personnel to resolve problems.
Instruct and assist lower-level employees in learning proper work methods and performing their duties.
Perform other maintenance duties and supervisory or position-related functions as assigned or requested.