Heavy Maintenace Aircraft Supervisor - Line 3

Airborne Maintenance & Engineering Services•Wilmington, OH

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About The Position

As an AMES Supervisor you will perform and recommend management actions related to hiring, scheduling, discipline, employee development, coaching, mentoring and termination. This position provides direct supervision and technical support to assigned personnel in addition to creating and maintaining a safe work environment, managing costs and delivering a quality product on time. You will also ensure work is performed to customer satisfaction within budgeted time and within the guidelines of all applicable FAA regulations. Additionally, the Supervisor will coordinate efforts with all departments to ensure maximum utilization of all resources.

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED
A&P License
5 years Heavy Aircraft Maintenance experience
Excellent working knowledge of all aspects of maintenance to include mechanical, structural, and avionics systems
Ability to plan and organize workload for assigned personnel and area.
Ability to exercise technical problem-solving skills and crisis management
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Must be highly self-motivated with the ability to work
Working knowledge of FAA regulations pertaining to CFR Part 145 repair station operations

Nice To Haves

2 years of lead/crew chief or supervisory experience
Previous lead or supervisory experience in a FAR 145 Repair Station
Associates degree or training in management principles or related technical field
Working knowledge of process improvement methodology and application

Responsibilities

perform and recommend management actions related to hiring, scheduling, discipline, employee development, coaching, mentoring and termination
provide direct supervision and technical support to assigned personnel
creating and maintaining a safe work environment
managing costs and delivering a quality product on time
ensure work is performed to customer satisfaction within budgeted time and within the guidelines of all applicable FAA regulations
coordinate efforts with all departments to ensure maximum utilization of all resources