Supervisor - BMOC (Maintenance Operations)

About the role

The Supervisor oversees the maintenance operations of an assigned platform, providing cost-effective maintenance and repair services to aircraft and assets while keeping them available and serviceable. The role also involves tracking aircraft status in the assigned base, reporting repairs and incidents, and following the Team Lead's directives in line with applicable standards and regulations.

Key responsibilities

• Supervise day-to-day operations of your own job to ensure continuity of work.
• Update the daily and weekend/holiday duty roster contact list and share it with Base and HQ management.
• Oversee the establishment, publication and maintenance of GAL digital radio call signs.
• Set up daily flying schedule displays, review schedule deviations and report them accurately.
• Maintain visual, electronic and manual aids showing aircraft status on and off station.
• Manage priorities for limited resources such as fuel, wash racks and GSE and monitor their status.
• Collect aircraft daily state data, provide daily state reports to customers and report accidents and incidents to Base and HQ management.
• Ensure the Supply Chain department expedites aircraft on ground (AOG).
• Coordinate changes to flying schedules with the relevant agencies to minimise disruption.
• Update the cMRO database daily for mission capability, flight schedule, flight workbench and counter cascade, and provide KPIs to customers on a daily and monthly basis.
• Monitor staff acting as points of contact for external support services (firefighting, water, fueling, engineering support, ATC clearance, etc.).
• Provide monthly scheduled maintenance inspection forecasts, weekly ground support equipment and spare engine status, and weekend maintenance reports to HQ.
• Ensure compliance with safety, quality and environmental policies, follow SOPs, and use emergency response checklists.

Required profile

• Bachelor's degree or diploma in aviation, or Form 35 Level 5 or equivalent; a graduation certificate from a military, commercial aircraft maintenance school or course is required.
• Minimum 6-9 years of experience in an aerospace maintenance and aircraft operating environment, preferably military, including at least 5 years in a similar position.
• Previous experience in a maintenance operations centre is preferred.
• No nationality restriction.