Summary: Monitors daily activities receives calls from the field in reference to aircraft being placed out of service for unscheduled maintenance events. Works directly with Maintenance Control to schedule aircraft out of service for scheduled and non-scheduled events. The Maintenance Manager is responsible for maintenance updates to the Operation Control Center (OCC). Initiates call to mechanics for unscheduled maintenance and coordinate all efforts in returning an aircraft to service to include personnel, parts, tools and technical data. Will be responsible to coordinate with crews, Cabin attendants, and inflight services to maintain the condition and appearance of the aircraft. Will be responsible to provide scheduled maintenance proposals and update tracking systems. Will report all financials regarding maintenance to the Owner representative and Director of maintenance. Responsibilities: The Maintenance Manager will receive incoming calls from Mechanics/Pilots for Non-Routine maintenance. Reviews with Mechanic/Pilot proper write up to be entered into WACI Form 215 Aircraft Discrepancy Sheet. Initiates Form 206 Contacts necessary personnel to begin RTS process, maintain updates as required to Operation Control Center (OCC) and Maintenance control center (Mxcc) Assists mechanics in troubleshooting aircraft deficiencies work through procedures to identify proper parts required and arrange for their shipment if required. Provide current technical documentation as needed. Issues MEL for deferred maintenance issues and controls MEL control log WACI Form 216 and enters MEL into CMP.net or CAMP for tracking. Coordinates all activities from initial contact to RTS to include, but not limited to, personnel requirements, possible multiple shift requirements, parts requirements and affectivity, special tooling/facility requirement, and travel and hotel accommodations as required with the assistance of the OCC Reviews records for Compliance and accuracy of the unscheduled maintenance event, ensures all required logbook entries have been made. Will be responsible to coordinate with crews, Cabin attendants, and inflight services to maintain the condition and appearance of the aircraft, as it relates to the [redacted] Brand. Assists scheduled Maintenance and Inspection planning and the laying out the details of inspections and other work to be performed if aircraft schedule permits additional time to meet compliance. Other duties and special projects as assigned. Will assist the Chief Inspector, /DOM in the surveillance of FAR 135 operations for compliance. Supervise Maintenance in the oversight of ongoing maintenance projects scheduled or unscheduled. Will ensure that schedules are met and daily updates provided to MXCC Coordinates with crews, Cabin attendants, and inflight services to maintain the condition and appearance of the aircraft, as it relates to the [redacted] Brand. Maintenance Controller duties Qualifications: High school diploma or GED Airframe and Powerplant Certificate minimum 7years of inspection, troubleshooting and repair of Large category transport aircraft. Must have at least 3 years in a supervisory position with regard to inspection, troubleshooting and repair of Large category transport aircraft. Experienced in G-450 Airframes and related Powerplants Inspection Authorization is a plus Previous DOM or Mx Control experience.