Manager of CASS and Reliability

Amerijet International•Miami, FL

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Manager of CASS and Reliability leads the CASS & Reliability team to improve aircraft reliability and provide input for the maintenance inspection program. This role involves reviewing and analyzing data to identify corrective actions and support regulatory reporting to the FAA and trend analysis for other departments. The position reports to the Director of Engineering & Planning.

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree or higher in Science or Engineering, and/or Certification in Aviation (e.g., A&P certificate) with relevant experience
Prior experience working in aircraft maintenance and/or planning
Familiar with FAA Airworthiness Directives, Service Bulletins, Supplemental Type Certificates, and Fleet-specific OEM Manuals
Thorough knowledge and understanding of the Federal Aviation Regulations
Thorough knowledge of data, data analysis, and data interpretation
Working knowledge of computer software programs such as Microsoft Office, Excel, and computerized maintenance tracking programs necessary to perform job functions.
Excellent oral, written, and communication skills
Solid judgment along with decision-making skills
Organized self-starter who understands how to prioritize tasks and is meticulous in record keeping
Recognize, prioritize and organize workload accordingly
Time management skills and the ability to deliver to deadlines
Possess and maintain a valid Driver License and a driving record from the state of your primary residence that meets Amerijet’s insurance standards.
Pass a ten (10) years criminal record background check for SIDA badge.

Nice To Haves

Specific prior experience with Boeing 767 aircraft
Experience with TRAX system
Exceptional interpersonal and social skills to build a good rapport; maintain communication with all parties involved on a project
Interact effectively with executives, management, vendors, and staff to meet corporate objectives.
Demonstrate ability and resourcefulness.
Ability to interact effectively with executives, management, vendors, and staff to meet corporate objectives.
Positive and professional demeanor; great team player

Responsibilities

Manages the CASS & Reliability Program to ensure implementation and adaptation to regulatory and company changes, meeting the standards, performance, and effectiveness of the Continuous Analysis & Surveillance System (CASS).
Oversee and coordinate the work of CASS & Reliability personnel, ensuring tasks are completed efficiently and to standard.
Provide guidance, direction, and quality oversight on technical projects and deliverables, escalating issues as needed.
Provides goals and associated KPIs towards improving fleet reliability through the collection and periodic review of routine and unplanned maintenance using root cause investigation.
Responsible to drive Fleet Initiatives, Modifications, Conformity, Standardization and Configuration changes identified as necessary in the CASS & Reliability Program.
Ensures that regular and timely audits are conducted.
Monitors the accuracy and efficiency of the data collection and maintains a file system to store and archive data.
Responsible for the CASS Manual, review and revision process.
Leads the CASS & Reliability GROUP, organizing and scheduling regular meetings to discuss trends or specific problem areas.
Complies and builds electronic presentations to include graphs, photographic supporting documentation, and to include monthly performance, standards, trends, as well as control limits exceeded, and analysis of those limits exceeded.
Reports progress and status of issues from previous meetings and recommends changes to the Maintenance Inspection Program.
Publishes and distributes a Monthly CASS & Reliability report to company officers, directors, and the FAA.
Consistently sets and maintains quantity and quality of work standards.
Adheres to Amerijet Company policies and procedures.
Participates in the company's Safety Management System (SMS) in accordance with the responsibilities detailed in the Safety Manual (SM).
Additional duties as assigned.