Interior Lead (Second Shift)

Gulfstream•Appleton, WI

22h

About The Position

The Interior Lead Technician is a highly skilled, hands-on leader who oversees aircraft interior removal, installation, modification, refurbishment, and return-to-service activities. Under general direction, the position assists in directing and coordinating activities and personnel involved in aircraft interior modification to meet delivery schedules cost-effectively and maintain quality standards. The role provides technical leadership, mentors and trains technicians, directs daily workflow, coordinates resources, and helps resolve technical challenges while working with production teams, support organizations, engineering, contract administrators, and leadership. The position supports a variety of aircraft platforms, including mid-cabin, large-cabin legacy, and military aircraft, and requires knowledge of aircraft interior systems, structures, configurations, components, cabin systems, refurbishment processes, and regulatory requirements. Off-shift Interior Leads help guide off-shift personnel and meet schedule commitments while maintaining a focus on safety, quality, and customer satisfaction.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Five years of aircraft interior experience, or equivalent experience in a relevant area such as sheet metal, cabinetry, finish, or upholstery.
FAA A&P license, or ability to obtain a repairman certificate within 30 days of the start date.
Ability to read and interpret engineering orders and blueprints.
Ability to plan, organize, implement, and achieve objectives with minimal direction.
Demonstrated leadership ability and strong communication skills.
Ability to remain calm under stress and use sound judgment in adverse situations.
Logical reasoning skills; self-discipline; meticulousness and attention to detail.
Ability to adapt and implement new procedures to improve organizational productivity.
Ability to read, write, speak, and understand English.
Ability to climb ladders and stairs, work in small restricted spaces, and lift up to 40 pounds.

Nice To Haves

FAA Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) license.
Repairman certificate.
Experience supporting mid-cabin, large-cabin legacy, and military aircraft platforms.

Responsibilities

Develop work schedules, estimates, and status reports; help establish priorities and assign work to meet or exceed scheduled commitments.
Coordinate assignments with other departments and work with engineering and contract administrators to ensure proper fabrication and completion of assigned tasks.
Ensure workmanship meets high-quality standards and recommend quality and process improvements and cycle-time reductions.
Report assignment status to management and prepare and maintain department records and reports.
Instruct, coach, and assist subordinates in interpreting work procedures, blueprints, and engineering specifications; train employees in work methods and procedures and help develop interpersonal skills.
Follow up on and expedite corrective action for shop-controlled issues, including workmanship and absenteeism, that affect schedules or cause discrepancies or rework.
Implement and monitor safety practices related to equipment operation, work practices, and work areas.
Enforce FOD regulations.
Instruct personnel in housekeeping practices and supervise maintenance of a clean work area.
Perform other duties as assigned.