Senior Long-Haul Fleet Maintenance Manager

Aer Lingus Group; Dublin; On-site; EUR 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Aer Lingus is seeking a Long-haul Maintenance Manager to oversee and manage the technical operations of the A323 and A321 fleet from its Republic of Ireland base. The role ensures adequate manpower, tooling, facilities and training to meet operational demands across the LH fleet.

Responsibilities include leading supervisors, managing line maintenance and hangar activities, addressing non-conformances with root cause analysis, and driving improvements while ensuring compliance with EASA rules and

Qualifications

• A current EASA Part 66 licence or equivalent 3rd level qualification.
• 5+ years in line maintenance with large teams.
• Motivate, delegate and collaborate with teams effectively.
• Experience working in an ETOPS environment.
• Experience in a unionised environment.
• Compliance with EASA Part CAMO, EASA Part 145 and Aer Lingus CAME/MOE.

Responsibilities

• Lead Supervisors on the LH Fleets to coordinate line maintenance and hangar activities with adequate manpower and resources.
• Manage non-conformances and support audit actions with root cause analysis and CAPA.
• Drive improvements in line maintenance through change management and project work.
• Ensure compliance with EASA requirements and maintain safety standards in facilities.
• Track KPIs and performance metrics such as productivity, DDR, OTP, and AOG recovery time.
• Collaborate with CAMO, Operations, Compliance, Materials, Tooling and Ground Operations.
• Provide feedback on employee performance and develop skills through training.

Skills

EASA Part 66

Team leadership

ETOPS experience

Maintenance management

Unionised environment

Education

3rd level qualification

Tools

AMOS

Airbus World

Airman

AIMS

Job description

Aer Lingus is seeking a Long-haul Maintenance Manager to oversee and manage the technical operations of the A323 and A321 fleet from its Republic of Ireland base. The role ensures adequate manpower, tooling, facilities and training to meet operational demands across the LH fleet.

Responsibilities include leading supervisors, managing line maintenance and hangar activities, addressing non-conformances with root cause analysis, and driving improvements while ensuring compliance with EASA rules and