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FoxTrot Aviation Services is seeking a 3rd shift Operations Manager based at McGhee Tyson Airport (TYS). You will lead cleaning operations, ensuring high cabin scores and compliance with safety standards, while managing a team of 5 to 15 and coordinating with the back office for staffing and onboarding.
The role emphasizes hands-on cleaning, cost control, and building a reliable team. Pay is $60,000 per year, with full-time benefits after a probation period.
FoxTrot Aviation Services is seeking a consistently hard-working 3rd Shift working Operations Manager based at McGhee Tyson Airport (TYS) who is committed to reliable quality service, cost management, and building a rock steady team.
1-3 years management or supervisory experiencepreferred, be willing to perform very physical work, and have open schedule availability.
Success metric is high cabin scores and high internal and external quality audit scores
Success metric is twofold:
3) Build a rock steady team, with strong communication and collaboration with the home office.
Success metric is less than 35% annual full time turnover at the location
The Operations Manager reports to the Regional Manager. The Operations Manager works with the Aviation Supervisor and leads at the location to ensure 7 day per week coverage for FoxTrot’s Clients.
Requirements
Skills
Due to airport badging requirements, the candidate must also:
Compensation
Non-Exempt
Medical/Dental/Vision/Life Benefits available after a 60 day probation
401K with company match
PTO
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: $60,000 per year salary
The Culture
FoxTrot is not a typical service company. We are a highly aggressive, tight knit, caring group of action oriented individuals.
We are growing at 70%+ per year due to our excellent reputation and high standards. This job may not be right for someone with extensive outside commitments or side hustles. We need your full focus.
We are fearless; our team is relentlessly building new, and robust systems. It is up to you to provide feedback on these systems. Don’t accept average, expect excellence from your leadership team.