Maintenance Control Supervisor

Tradewind•Oxford, CT

6d•Onsite

About The Position

Tradewind Aviation is looking for a Maintenance Control Supervisor to work out of our base location in Oxford, CT. The individual will manage and coordinate all aspects of aircraft maintenance to ensure flight safety and operational efficiency. Oversee scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, troubleshoot technical issues, ensure compliance with regulations, coordinate with various departments like dispatch, flight operations, and maintenance personnel to minimize disruptions and maintain the flight schedule. Must be flexible with work schedule. Must be able to work weekends and holidays.

Requirements

FAA A&P license (5 + Years of experience preferred)
Prior supervisory experience required.
Valid US Driver’s License + Clean Driving Record
Valid passport without travel restrictions
Eagerness to learn and willingness to train.

Responsibilities

Provide technical guidance and make decisions regarding aircrafts maintenance
Coordinate maintenance activities with other departments
Determine schedule for maintenance inspections, manages unscheduled maintenance and monitor the status of aircraft maintenance
Address and coordinate resolution of maintenance discrepancies and monitor mechanical situations to minimize downtime
Ensures all maintenance activities comply with FAA regulations and company standards
Maintains clear effective communication with all relevant parties, including maintenance crews, flight crews and management.
Reviews and approves maintenance release documents and initiates return to service procedures
Perform on-call duties for one week on a 5-6 week rotation.
Lead, train, and mentor the Maintenance Control team.
Make sure there’s always coverage around the clock and adjust staffing when needed.
Keep a big-picture view of maintenance across the fleet so you can spot workload peaks ahead of time.
Review and sign off on key maintenance control decisions.
Monitor overtime.
Ensure the team follows all Part 135 regulations, the GOM, and Ops Specs.
Review maintenance records for accuracy and compliance.
Watch for recurring issues in deferred items and help put plans in place to fix them.
Take the lead during serious maintenance events - like in-flight emergencies or unexpected AOG situations.
Be the go-to escalation point for problems.
Assess team performance and give constructive feedback.
Oversee initial and ongoing training on systems and procedures.
Serve as the main point of contact with Flight Ops leadership, Dispatch, and the Director of Maintenance.
Join safety meetings and planning discussions.
Look for ways to improve processes and make Maintenance Control more efficient.
Track KPIs.