Maintenance Controller

Responsibilities

• Coordinate in-service maintenance activities on MAC aircraft with MAC maintenance AMTs, pilots, flight followers, parts personnel, the DOM, DQ/CI, and outside agency personnel to ensure the overall efficiency, and safe operation of the maintenance organization.
• Log all open discrepancies of on-line MAC aircraft.
• Process parts requests.
• Assist trouble-shooting aircraft as required.
• Receive and review paperwork from line stations, and ensure corrections are made in a timely manner.
• Update the MAC II system accordingly and ensures entries are made accurately with all pertinent information necessary to ascertain the status of each aircraft, deferral and turnover status.
• Issue and track DMI items.
• Issue and track MCO items.
• Issue and track NEF items.
• Maintain the NEF listing.
• Issue Special Flight Authorization Form when a Special Flight Authorization is approved.
• Cover aircraft parts and personnel movement with applicable company personnel.
• Promotes safety, security, quality and regulatory compliance in regards to Company operations.
• Maintains communications with the Flight Department to solicit and review flight crew inputs on maintenance support issues.
• Has responsibility to ensure that mechanical delays that may occur are handled in a safe and expedition manner.
• Review Company maintenance activities to ensure full compliance with Company policies and procedures, applicable federal rules and regulations, OEM aircraft and component maintenance manuals.
• Investigate aircraft write-ups and scheduled maintenance, and plan work load to ensure timely accomplishment of maintenance items.
• Cover aircraft movements and line-up changes with the Scheduling Department and/or Operations Control Center (OCC) as required.
• Inform MAC Management on aircraft status.
• Review of aircraft records bore aircraft release.
• Action an auto-generated Maintenance Critical Alerts from MAC II.
• Ensure inspections are complied with prior to aircraft dispatch.
• Notify the Lead AMT or AMT on duty at the line station to prepare the aircraft for departure when an ADHOC flight is requested.
• Maintains aircraft fleet status.

Qualifications

• Must hold a current A&P License.
• Must have a good command of the English language, both written and verbal.

Special Position Requirements

• Maintain a thorough understanding of the MAC II system.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office products.
• Proficient in SharePoint.

Supervisory Responsibility

• Responsible for the maintenance performed by Class III ACMP, to include providing all maintenance documentation and applicable maintenance references.

Training Requirements

• Attend Company Indoctrination.
• Work in a line environment for a time duration to be determined by the ADOM as applicable.
• Complete deice, fuel and ground operations training.
• Complete ten (10) practical MEL applications.
• Complete part receiving, airworthiness release, RII and engine run and taxi training.

Working Conditions And Physical Effort

• Work typically performed in an office environment.
• However, due to work requirements, may require frequent travel which will involve exposure to noise, chemicals, adverse temperatures and other similar hazards.

Benefits

• Mountain Air Cargo, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
• We offer a comprehensive benefits package.