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STS Aviation Services is seeking an Aircraft Maintenance Program Manager to oversee maintenance lines, manage planning and budgets, and ensure compliance with FAR Part 145. The role is based in Melbourne, Florida, working with the production team on aircraft to guide modifications and improvements.
Travel may be required to meet customer needs. The ideal candidate has a strong background in heavy maintenance, supervisory experience, and a solid grasp of aviation regulations.
STS Aviation Services is hiring an Aircraft Maintenance Program Manager in Melbourne, Florida. The post is classified as non-exempt hourly, full-time regular, and is primarily office-based, with work alongside the production team on aircraft to evaluate programme status and provide guidance if changes are required. Travel is possible to meet customers' project needs or to evaluate offsite project production.
STS Aviation Services operates state-of-the-art aircraft hangars, interior modification facilities and more than 40 line maintenance stations in the United States and abroad, blending a growing portfolio of MRO services into aircraft maintenance, engineering and modification solutions for the global aviation industry. More information is available at or on .Requirements
Provide planning, administrative, budgetary and reporting support for assigned modification or heavy maintenance linesProvide support to avionics, fuel, composite and paintEnsure work is performed safely within budgeted time, in regulatory compliance and to customer and company guidelinesPerform and recommend management actions on hiring, scheduling, employee development, coaching and mentoringAct as the liaison point of contact between STS and the customerCarry out other duties delegated by the Director of Maintenance or VP of OperationsHigh school diploma or GEDAirframe or Powerplant licence5 years' experience in aircraft heavy maintenance or modification5 years' supervisory or lead experience in heavy maintenance or modificationsWorking knowledge of FAA regulations covering FAR Part 145 repair station operationsPreferred: associate or bachelor's degree in business management or a related technical fieldPreferred: project management certification and two years' project management experience at a FAR Part 145 repair stationPreferred: working knowledge of process improvement methodology such as Six Sigma or Lean principlesExcellent verbal, written, computer and presentation skills for working with a variety of individuals, departments and organisationsDemonstrated proficiency with Microsoft Word and Excel, database software such as AvPro or similar, email and other web-based applicationsProven planning and organisational skills to process, coordinate, prioritise and track workload in a multi-project environmentExcellent working knowledge of all aspects of maintenance including mechanical, structural and avionics systemsSelf-motivated and able to work independently or as part of a team