Aircraft maintenance supervisor

Description

• Prepare accurate, competitive quotations and secure customer approval for any additional work or costs.
• Manage AOG and unscheduled events to maximise productive use of aircraft downtime.
• Act as the main customer interface, responding to enquiries and providing clear updates before, during and after maintenance events.
• Plan, co-ordinate and oversee all Line and AOG work from Stansted, ensuring tasks are delivered safely, on time and to the required standard.
• Monitor estimated versus actual man-hours in real time, resolving discrepancies and supporting commercial performance.
• Ensure all maintenance is carried out in line with the company MOE and other relevant regulations.
• Support Part-CAMO activities, ensuring Work Orders and Work Packs are issued, completed and returned within agreed timescales.
• Allocate engineering resources effectively, ensuring B1/B2 teams are deployed to meet operational requirements.

Requirements

• Relevant engineering degree and/or significant aircraft maintenance experience.
• Proven experience in line and/or AOG operations, including team leadership and resource planning.
• Experience working to regulatory requirements and liaising with CAMO and commercial teams.
• Strong background in business jet maintenance and engineering management.
• Sound understanding of inspection practices, methods, tools and industry standards.
• Excellent interpersonal skills, with confidence in dealing directly with customers.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance