The Director of Maintenance reports to the Director of Aviation. Responsibilities: Ensures that all aircraft are airworthy, placing the safety of passengers and crew as first priority; Participates in the Safety Management System. Duties • Manages all maintenance activities of company aircraft; • Implements and manages all Flight Department maintenance policies and procedures; • Establishes maintenance safety policies and procedures for ground operations and evaluates effectiveness via the Safety Management System; • Provides plans, schedules, and budgets for all aircraft maintenance; • Coordinates with regulatory agencies on maintenance topics; • Supervises aircraft maintenance staff; • Coordinates with all non-company personnel or Approved Maintenance Organizations (AMOs) performing maintenance on company aircraft; • Establishes and maintains aircraft maintenance records required by FAA regulations, manufacturer recommendations, and company policy; • Manages the training program and maintains training records for maintenance personnel; • Administers performance evaluations for Maintenance Technicians; • Ensures compliance with Airworthiness Directives and Service Bulletins affecting Flight Department aircraft; • Removes unsafe aircraft from service; • Removes aircraft from service that do not comply with the CFRs; • Ensures calibration of test equipment; • Ensures that products, parts, supplies, and consumables meet the specifications and requirements set forth by the manufacturer and that necessary amounts of these items are maintained; • Monitors expiration dates for first aid kits, automatic external defibrillators, and other applicable survival / emergency equipment; • Reviews and updates emergency and survival equipment list on an annual basis and/or as equipment and contents change; • Maintains a current technical library and distributes new information as appropriate; • Assumes any duties delegated by the Chief Pilot. Qualifications: Holds a valid FAA Airframe and Powerplant Certificate; Holds a valid FAA Inspection Authorization Certificate (highly desirable); Demonstrates knowledge of the planning, implementation, and direction of the maintenance programs and control system for the aircraft operated; Possesses knowledge of the CFRs and standards relating to aircraft maintenance; Possesses a Bachelor Degree (highly desirable). About [redacted]- Part 91 Aviation Team operating multiple aircraft based in Atlanta, Georgia that support [redacted] across the United States. Headquartered in Atlanta, GA, [redacted] owns and manages over 70,000+ apartment homes across 200+ apartment communities and over seven states with regional offices in Charlotte, Dallas, Denver, Houston, and Orlando with a strong foothold in high-growth U.S. metro/suburban markets, including the Southeast, Texas, Colorado, and have operations in the UK and Canada as well.