As the Director of Aircraft Maintenance at [Company] you’ll ensure that our pilots operate the best maintained aircraft in the industry. You’ll oversee the maintenance of a diverse fleet of piston, turboprop, and jet powered aircraft, keeping them in compliance with FAA regulations and flight ready. [Company] is built on a culture of proactive compliance, which the Director of Maintenance supports by keeping impeccable records of aircraft maintenance, mechanical irregularities and their resolution. The Director of Maintenance is responsible for vetting, supervising, and reviewing records and invoices from outside maintenance providers. Additionally, the Director of Maintenance participates in regular meetings with the senior leadership team to report on aircraft operational status and any issues regarding aircraft maintenance. The Director of Maintenance should be an active participant in the company’s safety management system and constantly be looking for better and safer ways to operate the business.
Required Qualifications:
FAA Airframe and Powerplant License (A&P)
Experience maintaining aircraft operated under FAR part 135 and 91
Previous Director of Maintenance or equivalent leadership experience in a corporate or commercial aviation operation.
High School Diploma or equivalent, 4 year degree strongly preferred
Meet the experience required in FAR 119.71 to serve as director of maintenance
Preferred Qualifications:
Maintenance experience and factory training on at least one of the following aircraft: LR45, C560XL, CL30, PC12, C525
College degree in aviation or related field of study
FAA Inspection Authorization (IA)