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Do you have what it takes to join our talented maintenance unit? Maintenance Controllers are primarily responsible for determining the priority of action. They must support those priorities in relation to the principle maintenance facility, and contract agencies regarding maintenance requirements; ensuring maintenance and operational requirements are met and the timely dispatch of airworthy aircraft. Join the Seaborne family and help keep our fleet flying smoothly as we expand our company into the Caribbean!
Do you have what it takes to join our talented maintenance unit? Maintenance Controllers are primarily responsible for determining the priority of action. They must support those priorities in relation to the principal maintenance facility, line stations and contract agencies regarding maintenance requirements; ensuring maintenance and operational requirements are met and the timely dispatch of airworthy aircraft. Join the Seaborne family and help keep our fleet flying smoothly as we expand our company into the Caribbean!
Day-to-day Responsibilities:Â
- Promote and foster a safe and secure working and operating environment and the promotion of safety as a core value of the company.
- Review computerized aircraft maintenance records reports for the scheduling of daily
and weekly maintenance activities.
- Maintain a current knowledge of the mechanical status of all operating flights and the general status of aircraft receiving schedule or un-schedule maintenance at any particular station.
- Maintain continuous liaison with Flight Dispatch, providing current and continuing
reports of mechanical status of entire fleet.
- Provide necessary monitoring and oversight to deferred maintenance items (MEL and
NEF) to assure that deferred maintenance items are scheduled and repaired in a timely
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- Provide technical assistance to ground and / or flight personnel to assure the prompt
handling of mechanical problems. This may include the movement of parts or personnel
to facilitate and expedite repairs.
- Arrange ferry authorization when required in accordance with current existing Company
policies and procedures.
- Coordination and monitoring of MEL extension including completion of company Forms
PRO-004 and PRO-006 with accurate information as needed.
- Collect the data and appropriate information from all reportable mechanical interruptions
and submit it to the DQC.
- Other duties as assigned by the DOM and DQC.
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Knowledge Skills and Abilities:
- Basic Knowledge of Twin Otter DHC-6 preferred
- Have 1 year of experience in a position responsible returning aircraft to service.
- 3+ years aviation experience in maintenance control capacity preferred
- Must possess a valid Airframe and Power plant FAA Airman’s Certificate
*Seaborne Airlines is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer committed to treating all team members in
a fair and equitable manner in all aspects of employment, including, but not limited to: recruitment, selection, hiring, assignment, re-assignment, promotion, transfer, compensation, discipline and performance management, and termination. Seaborne Airlines prohibits discrimination, harassment, and retaliation that is based on race, color, religion, national origin, gender identity or expression, ancestry or genetic information, veteran status, pregnancy or childbirth-related medical conditions, age, disability or handicap, citizenship status, or any other category or characteristic protected by federal, state or local law. The expectation to treat all team members in manner that is inclusive and free of discrimination is universal. It applies to our leaders, managers, supervisors, team members, vendors, consultants and contractors. EOE/VETERANS/DISABLED Â
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