Aviation Production Supervisor

Million Air

Houston (TX)

On-site

USD 78,000 - 110,000

Full time

14 days+

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Benefits offered by this job

401K

Medical

Dental

Vision

Paid time off

Overtime opportunities

Sick pay

Vacation pay

Job summary

Million Air Houston seeks a Production Supervisor to oversee aircraft maintenance under the DOM, ensuring safety, compliance, and airworthiness while guiding a diverse maintenance team.

You will coordinate tasks, manage resources, and enforce procedures across FAA Part 43/145 environments, with focus on efficiency and customer satisfaction.

Qualifications

FAA A&P license required.
8–10 years aviation maintenance experience.
3–5 years supervisory or lead experience.
Experience with FAA Part 43/145/135 regulations.
Experience with Corridor or similar maintenance-tracking software.
Proficient in Microsoft Office suite.

Responsibilities

Oversee maintenance activities for airframes and powerplants.
Ensure compliance with FAA regulations and company standards.
Coordinate workforce, schedules, and training.
Maintain safety, quality, and airworthiness documentation.
Communicate status to leadership and support audits.

Skills

FAA regulations knowledge

Leadership

Maintenance planning

Education

FAA A&P License

Tools

Corridor maintenance software

Microsoft Office

Job description

Sick pay, Vacation pay, Fuel Bonus and opportunities for overtime
Hourly
Full Time
401K, Medical, Dental, Vision, Paid time off

The Production Supervisor is responsible for the direct oversight, coordination, and execution of aircraft maintenance activities under the authority of the Director of Maintenance (DOM) in accordance with 14 CFR Part 145 and other applicable Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs). This role ensures all assigned maintenance is performed in a safe, compliant, and efficient manner while maintaining aircraft airworthiness, supporting operational goals, and delivering exceptional customer experience. The Production Supervisor is accountable for workforce supervision, workflow management, and adherence to regulatory, technical, and company standards within their span of control.

Responsibilities & Duties

Regulatory Compliance & Safety

Ensure all maintenance activities comply with applicable FAA regulations (Part 43, Part 145) and company manuals (RSM/QCM)
Verify accuracy and completeness of maintenance documentation, logbook entries, and work orders
Provide required supervision of certificated and non-certificated personnel per FAA regulations
Ensure preliminary inspections are completed or properly assigned prior to the start of maintenance work
Enforce OSHA safety standards and Million Air safety policies
Support audits, inspections, and corrective action initiatives

Aircraft & Maintenance Operations

Assign, prioritize, and oversee scheduled and unscheduled maintenance tasks
Monitor workflow and adjust manpower to meet production schedules and deadlines
Ensure proper execution of maintenance procedures using approved technical data
Ensure required equipment and materials are available on-site and under the repair station's control during maintenance activities
Ensure tools and equipment used are those specified by the manufacturer or FAA-acceptable equivalents
Support Aircraft on Ground (AOG) situations as required
Maintain shift turnover logs and ensure continuity between shifts

Facility & Ground Operations Maintenance

Maintain readiness of housing, facilities, equipment, materials, and technical data required to perform authorized work
Ensure availability of proper processes and adequately trained personnel to support maintenance operations
Ensure hangar, ramp, and work areas are maintained in a clean, safe, and organized conditions
Oversee proper use and care of tools, equipment, and ground support equipment (GSE)

Leadership & Team Development

Supervise, mentor, and develop maintenance personnel
Determine and recommend initial and recurrent training requirements for assigned employees
Track and coordinate scheduled training to ensure compliance and competency
Promote a strong safety-first and compliance-driven culture
Participate in performance evaluations and employee development initiatives

Planning, Budgeting, & Resources

Estimate labor hours, materials, and resources required for maintenance activities
Ensure availability of parts, tools, and equipment to support workflow
Monitor maintenance progress against schedules and adjust as needed
Support cost control and efficient resource utilization

Operational Coordination

Obtain maintenance and inspection program requirements from customers
Coordinate maintenance activities with Quality Control, Parts, and other departments
Submit outsourced maintenance functions to the Service Manager in accordance with company procedures
Communicate maintenance status and updates to leadership as required
Support planning and scheduling meetings to ensure alignment with operational goals

Competencies

Strong knowledge of FAA regulations and aviation maintenance practices
Ability to interpret technical manuals, schematics, and engineering drawings
High attention to detail with strong compliance and safety mindset
Effective leadership and team supervision skills
Strong communication and organizational abilities
Ability to manage multiple projects and priorities simultaneously
Analytical thinking and problem-solving capability
Proficiency with maintenance tracking systems and Microsoft Office tools
Customer-focused with a professional demeanor
Results-driven with strong time management skills

Reporting Relationship

This position reports to the Director of Maintenance. However, this role works alongside the Chief Inspector, Parts Manager, and Production Supervisors.

Work Environment

This position operates in both office and hangar environments and includes exposure to: