Aviation Maintenance Supervisor The Solairus Aviation Maintenance Supervisor will conduct or lead all aspects of maintenance performed on assigned aircraft and ensuring compliance to company policies and procedures regarding airworthiness standards. Specific duties include, but are not limited to, routine maintenance tracking, long term planning, scheduling and completion of maintenance events, and financial responsibility for costs incurred associated with maintenance operations. This position reports to the Director of Maintenance, and/or the Client Aviation Manager (CAM). Essential Responsibilities/Duties Maintain a valid Airframe and Powerplant Certificate. Lead all maintenance activities of assigned aircraft, to include implementing the maintenance standards, methods, and procedures established by Solairus Aviation to ensure compliance with Federal Aviation Regulations, manufacturer's recommendations and company policies. Coordinate maintenance training requirements with the DOM and/or CAM. Develop a budget outlining and projecting financial expenses related to aircraft maintenance, parts and Assumes any duties delegated by the DOM, Manager of Maintenance Operations, and CAM. Supervises aircraft maintenance personnel (both company employees and non-company personnel), including aircraft interior and exterior cleaning, and ensuring the quality and completeness of maintenance performed under the authority of the Director of Maintenance. Coordinates with all non-company personnel or Approved Maintenance Organizations (AMOs) performing maintenance on company aircraft with Manager of Maintenance Operation, DOM, and CAM, and conduct vendor evaluations for outside maintenance. Ensures that complete records of all inspections, repairs and component changes, airframe flight time, engine times, AD notes, Service letters from the airframe, engine and component manufacturers, and FAA maintenance instructions are accurately maintained. Ensures compliance with Airworthiness Directives (ADs) and Service Bulletins affecting company aircraft. Removes known unsafe aircraft and those that do not comply with the CFRs from service, and ensures the airworthiness of aircraft returned to service. Ensures operational readiness of the aircraft with as little schedule impact as practical. Serves as liaison between the company and the FAA regarding all maintenance policies. Maintains certification and technical recency requirements per 14 CFR 65.83. Performs internal audits of tool calibration and material control and ensure that adequate tools, parts, materials, support equipment, and facilities are available to perform scheduled and unscheduled maintenance Qualifications Must hold a valid A
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