Aircraft Maintenance Lead — AOG Support & Safety

Porter Airlines Inc.; Quebec; On-site; CAD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Porter Airlines Inc. is seeking an experienced Aircraft Maintenance Supervisor to support the line maintenance team on a range of regular and ad-hoc initiatives, including coordinating return to service of aircraft during AOG events and hands-on support.

You will monitor workforce levels, ensure compliance with Canadian Aviation Regulations, supervise maintenance staff, review RAAS-based records, and lead safety and quality within the SMS framework.

Qualifications

• Possess a Transport Canada AME license, M2, E or S.
• Endorsed, via approved course, on the aircraft type under supervision.
• Have at least 5 years maintenance experience with an Air Carrier or AMO.
• Must understand Canadian Aviation Regulations for duties.
• Must be knowledgeable on Porter RAAS software.

Responsibilities

• Monitor workforce levels and adjust for workload as required.
• Ensure deferred aircraft defects are handled per policies.
• Ensure standards of work are carried out by supervised personnel.
• Review computer-based records for vehicle inspections, M.A.R. tracking and Pre-Flight Checklists.
• Coordinate and supervise inspection and rectification of defects and maintenance/modification of aircraft.
• Ensure maintenance records are completed per policy.
• Provide equipment, facilities and training to maintenance personnel under supervision.
• Oversee timekeeping, overtime approvals and labor reporting.
• Lead health and safety inspections for all work areas.
• Lead ACA role as needed.
• Participate in Porter’s Safety Management System (SMS).
• Other duties as assigned.

Skills

Safety

Teamwork

Customer Service

Initiative

Results Focus

Communication

Education

Transport Canada AME license (M2/E/S)

Tools

RAAS

Job description

Porter Airlines Inc. is seeking an experienced Aircraft Maintenance Supervisor to support the line maintenance team on a range of regular and ad-hoc initiatives, including coordinating return to service of aircraft during AOG events and hands-on support.

You will monitor workforce levels, ensure compliance with Canadian Aviation Regulations, supervise maintenance staff, review RAAS-based records, and lead safety and quality within the SMS framework.