About the role
JOB DESCRIPTION
Job Title: Lead Aircraft Maintenance Technician - Weekends, First Shift
Department: OSC Hangar 10
Reports To: Aircraft Maintenance Supervisor
Internal applicants must submit an Employee Internal Application form. A signature from your current manager is required to be considered for position.
POSITION PURPOSE
The Lead Aircraft Maintenance Technician is responsible for overseeing various maintenance functions on company aircraft performed by Aircraft Maintenance Technicians, Mechanics, and Apprentices in accordance with all company policies and procedures as well as all federal aviation regulations.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Oversee and assist approved work by their Supervisors within the scheduled shift.
Work with assigned crew to ensure projects achieve quality work on time and budget.
Ensure that productivity and budgets are satisfactory.
Ensuring company and FAA procedures are being followed.
Monitoring personnel for attendance and performing evaluations of crewmembers.
Keep a safe, clean workplace at all times. Recommending improvements needed to increase performance, quality, etc., to the Supervisors.
Report any problems affecting projects to the Supervisors.
Ensure that personnel follow instructions and perform tasks in a safe, efficient manner.
Ensuring that waste materials, oils, fluids, etc., are handled correctly.
Ensure completeness of all assigned work documents and records.
Oversee on-the-job training during work shift to ensure proper qualification standards are met and maintained.
Coordinate all activities with Maintenance Supervisors.
Research all pertinent information and material for work scheduled on aircraft.
Oversee and Assist in the clean-up of the maintenance work area.
Ensure that all maintenance areas meet good “housekeeping” standards.
Always maintain positive tool control accountability & immediately report lost and/or found tools to management.
Perform data entries as required.
Perform other duties as assigned.
Comply with and implement the necessary procedures in the MEL/CDL/NEF Program.
Monitor the proper completion of aircraft records (e.g., logbook pages, work cards, non-routine…
