The Maintenance Manager will be responsible for the evaluation, planning, performance, and management of maintenance on two aircraft. Provides professional recommendations associated with maintaining the aircraft’s market value and upkeep related to asset management, ensuring the airworthiness of assigned aircraft. The Maintenance Manager also maintains current technical proficiency and education of aircraft and regulatory requirements. Flexible work schedule is required to meet flight schedules, which may require periodic travel, both domestic and international. Maintains industry, business, company and customer relationships. Reports To The Maintenance Manager reports directly to the Director of Maintenance and the Aircraft & Crew Manager (ACM). Requirements Essential Duties and Responsibilities Duties include the following (and other duties as may be assigned by management): Ensure airworthiness as defined within 14 CFR by researching permanent records, maintenance tracking program, FAA Airworthiness Directives and manufacturer’s Service Bulletins/ Customer Bulletins for assigned aircraft. Familiar working knowledge of Code of Federal Regulations, industry best practices, OSHA, and IS-BAO requirements. Comply with internal company policies and procedures outlined in ACI\\\'s Air Carrier Operations Manual (ACOM) and other company manuals. Communicate effectively and accurately with the ACM, DOM, client, vendors, and other internal departments. Maintain a safe work environment, proactively promotes safety, and conscientiously reports any unsafe conditions. Perform quality unscheduled maintenance, preventative maintenance and inspections to conform with the standards established by the company, federal regulation and industry best practices achieving the highest reliability goals. Attend all departures and arrivals of assigned aircraft. Troubleshoot reported discrepancies and handle complex technical challenges. Responsible for management of the maintenance inspection requirements per CFR 91.409 and or CFR 135.411. Provide technical support, as needed, in support of the assigned aircraft. Review and ensure all required entries into the aircraft logbooks and permanent records are accurate and preserved in accordance with company and FAA requirements. Update and interface with Computerized Maintenance Tracking Program. Procure parts and materials. Perform maintenance planning along with the management oversight of inspections, repairs, and modifications at KSBP or any other location. A team player, willing supports the crew and maintenance teammates when needed; contributes to the company\\\'s success outside primary area of responsibility. Effective oral and written communicator and attentive proofreader. Able to write memos and emails with proper grammar, spelling, and capitalization. Maintain a current US passport and appropriate vaccinations to support all aircraft missions. Knowledge, Skills and Experience Airframe and Powerplant Mechanic Certificate (A&P) required. Must be able to pass a 10-year criminal and credit check as well as 10-year background check. Must have a valid driver\\\'s license. Clean driving record a plus. Ten (10) years of experience in aviation maintenance required. A focus on assigned or similar type of aircraft very desirable. Three (3) years or more of hands-on corporate aircraft maintenance experience on assigned or similar type aircraft. Thorough knowledge of maintenance planning, along with oversight of inspections, repairs, and modifications conducted at aircraft service centers. Flexible working schedule is a must. Able to lift 25 pounds alone and 40 pounds with some assistance. Curious, life-long learner and motivator. Two (2) years of college or equivalent technical training in related field strongly preferred. Full benefits (Medical, Dental, Vision, 401K Matching, Employee Stock Purchase Program, Flying Club, Paid Time Off (PTO), Gym/Wellness Membership, and Continuing Education). Visit our Careers page at [redacted] to learn more!