Global 6000 Maintenance Supervisor - Fort Lauderdale, FL

Solairus Aviation•Fort Lauderdale, FL

About The Position

The Solairus Aviation Maintenance Supervisor leads and oversees all maintenance performed on assigned aircraft, ensuring compliance with company policies, Federal Aviation Regulations, airworthiness standards, and manufacturer recommendations. The role covers routine maintenance tracking, long-term planning, scheduling and completing maintenance events, and financial oversight of maintenance operations. It supervises company and non-company maintenance personnel, coordinates outside maintenance providers, and maintains aircraft records and operational readiness. The position reports to the Director of Maintenance and/or the Client Aviation Manager (CAM).

Requirements

Valid Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) Certificate.
At least 10 years of experience in corporate aircraft maintenance operations.
Knowledge of the CFRs and aircraft maintenance standards.
Proficiency in planning, implementing, and directing aircraft maintenance programs and control systems.
Recent Global 6000 experience: at least 6 months within the past 24 months.
Located or willing to relocate within one hour of KFXE.
Remain fit for duty and abstain from drug and alcohol abuse.

Responsibilities

Lead maintenance activities for assigned aircraft and apply Solairus Aviation maintenance standards, methods, and procedures.
Coordinate maintenance training requirements with the Director of Maintenance and/or CAM.
Develop budgets projecting expenses for aircraft maintenance, parts, labor, tooling, equipment, and base facilities.
Supervise and approve expenditures related to assigned aircraft.
Participate in the Safety Management Systems and perform duties delegated by the Director of Maintenance, Manager of Maintenance Operations, and CAM.
Supervise company and non-company aircraft maintenance personnel, including aircraft interior and exterior cleaning, and ensure maintenance quality and completeness.
Coordinate with outside personnel and Approved Maintenance Organizations performing company aircraft maintenance, and conduct vendor evaluations.
Maintain complete and accurate records of inspections, repairs, component changes, aircraft and engine times, Airworthiness Directives, service letters, and FAA maintenance instructions.
Ensure compliance with applicable Airworthiness Directives and Service Bulletins.
Remove unsafe or noncompliant aircraft from service and ensure airworthiness before returning aircraft to service.
Maintain aircraft operational readiness while minimizing schedule impact.
Serve as the company liaison with the FAA regarding maintenance policies.
Maintain certification and technical recency requirements under 14 CFR 65.83.
Conduct internal audits of tool calibration and material control, and ensure adequate tools, parts, materials, support equipment, and facilities are available.