Maintenance Operation Center Controller (MOCC) - Based in Fort Lauderd

MSCCN; Town of Florida (NY); On-site; USD 110,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

MSCCN in New York seeks a Maintenance Operations Center Controller to coordinate troubleshooting, MELs, and AOG events, ensuring safe, timely aircraft return to service. You will work with flight crews, maintenance vendors, and internal teams to keep documentation, parts, and tooling in place.

Applicants should have at least 5 years of aviation maintenance, an FAA A&P certificate, experience with Bombardier aircraft preferred, and strong troubleshooting, communication, and reporting skills.

Qualifications

• Minimum 5 years of aviation maintenance experience.
• FAA-issued Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) certificate required.
• Working knowledge of FAA regulations for turbine-powered aircraft.
• Strong troubleshooting and communications skills.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate troubleshooting, MELs, and AOG events to support safe and timely aircraft return to service.
• Collaborate with flight crews, maintenance vendors, and internal teams; ensure proper documentation, parts, and tooling.
• Plan unscheduled events, create work orders, and update leadership.
• Oversee AOG, unscheduled, and scheduled events; ensure necessary GSE tooling is available.
• Identify opportunities to improve operator procedures and Bombardier aircraft operations.
• Process parts requisitions for unscheduled and AOG events; review RTS packages with Quality Team.
• Participate in operator meetings and fleet reliability reviews to address recurring issues.

Skills

Aviation maintenance

Troubleshooting

Interpersonal skills

Technical writing

Travel availability

On-call readiness

Education

FAA Airframe & Powerplant certificate

Tools

MS Office

Job description

What are your contributions to the team?

The Maintenance Operations Center Controller supports daily aircraft maintenance operations by coordinating troubleshooting, MELs, and AOG events. The role works closely with flight crews, maintenance vendors, and internal teams to resolve technical issues and manage scheduled and unscheduled maintenance. The MOC Controller ensures proper documentation, parts, and tooling are in place to support a safe and timely aircraft return to service.

In your role, you will:

• Support operator in integrating Bombardier business aircraft into their operations, ensuring safety, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness.
• Responsible for managing mechanical irregularities of the aircraft fleet by working with flight crews to attempt to clear or reset discrepancies, apply MEL(s) to correct discrepancies, or document AOG discrepancies.
• Provide robust troubleshooting support to assist operator in resolving technical issues effectively and support field teams during troubleshooting, repairs, modification retrofits, product upgrades, and damage repairs at operator facilities or service centers.
• Plan unscheduled events by coordinating maintenance teams or vendors, creating work order(s), and updating Operations and leadership.
• Oversee AOG, Unscheduled, and Scheduled events. Ensure proper documentation, GSE tooling and support is available to technicians working aircraft.
• Identify opportunities to enhance operator procedures and operations involving Bombardier aircraft.
• Process parts requisitions for any / all required parts to support unscheduled and AOG events and submit to Technical Buyers for processing.
• Receive and review return to service aircraft (RTS) package when required and present RTS package to operator Quality Team.
• Participate in operator meetings, including fleet reliability and operational reviews and identify recurring fleet issues to Bombardier Technical Services for potential product improvements.
• Prioritize and prioritize technical or operational concerns within both the operator’s organization and Bombardier and provide reports in line with established schedules and requirements.

Required Experience

How to thrive in this role?

• You have at least 5 years of aviation maintenance experience

• You have at least 2 years of experience with Bombardier products (Global 5000 / 6000 series, Global 7500, and Challenger 300/350 series) – preferred

• Mandatory to have an FAA-issued Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) certificate
• You have a working knowledge of Federal Aviation (FAA) Regulations with knowledge & understanding of turbine powered aircraft systems

• You have strong aircraft troubleshooting skills
• You have computer skills necessary to learn and/or operate word processing, spreadsheet, database, email, and web-based applications
• You have interpersonal skills necessary to work effectively with a variety of individuals, departments, organizations, and regulatory agencies
• You have business writing skills necessary to create various reports and correspondence

• You are self-driven and have a problem-solver attitude
• You have the ability to travel
• Initial responsibilities will include occasional on-call support, with the understanding that as the supported fleet grows over the next five years, hours and expectations may adjust to include shift work.