Director of Maintenance G-650 Khpn - White Plains, United States - Clay Lacy Aviation

Clay Lacy Aviation

Verified Company

White Plains, United States

3 weeks ago

Posted by:

Mark Lane

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Description

Clay Lacy Aviation has been providing private jet services around the globe since 1968. Taking pride in pursuing perfection is at the center of everything we do. Our most valuable asset is our experienced team.

If you are goal-oriented, dedicated, proactive, and enjoy a customer-centric culture, we would be delighted to get to know you better.

All applicants must submit to a pre-employment drug screen and background check.

Position Summary

Location: White Plains, NY
Compensation: $195,000 $230,000 based on experience

You will direct and oversee all activities, maintenance programs, inspections, analytics, projections, coordination, and project management for a G-650.

The opportunity features an
upgraded compensation plan, fully paid medical/healthcare, and a matching 401(k) plan.

Responsibilities

Serve as an active member of the Clay Lacy Team, its vision, mission, and
Work productively with the aircraft crew members to support their missions and the expectations of the owner.
Be present for all aircraft arrivals and departures at the designated home base and surrounding airports within reason.
Maintain and adjust daily workflow for proper decisionmaking on maintenancerelated resources for the assigned aircraft.
Shall complete light and moderate work on aircraft to include pre/postflight inspection after each trip.
Coordinate moderate and heavy maintenance in efficient intervals to optimize aircraft dispatchability; must include awareness of owner schedule and cohesive planning with the crew and aircraft management team.
Establish the environment and expectations where comments, concerns, and suggestions by personnel will be handled and shared with the aircraft management team.
Establish and maintain records as required by the FARs, manufacturer, and Clay Lacy company policies in accordance with the Part 91 or Part 135 standards and requirements.
Ensure high levels of customer service are provided to Clay Lacy and its
Become familiar with and improve vendor/supplier relationships, contracts and support
Anticipate client and crew needs in order to continually improve the level of support and
Represent Clay Lacy in aviation matters through trade associations, the FAA, state or municipal aviation bodies, airport management, community organizations, and contract agencies.
Maintain high morale through an awareness of Clay Lacy department policies, employee development programs, and periodic department meetings fostering best practices in the communication of ideas, goals, and objectives.
Act as resident expert on matters related to all aspects of
Act as liaison with safety organizations (formal and informal) on matters of industry safety
Identify and report safety hazards utilizing CLA's SMS program to identify and mitigate
Required to be onsite at a minimum of four days a week to provide preventative maintenance outside of scheduled maintenance.
Provide the Aircraft Management Team with a 24month projection, updated monthly, inclusive of downtime, estimated costs (manhours), and coordination.
Review vendor invoices and close out work orders in a timely
Provide weekly maintenance schedule updates to Clay Lacy leadership team and/or aircraft management team.
Update monthly maintenance projections and communicate to the aircraft management team for
Input and update all aircraft discrepancies in Corridor tracking
Update FL3XX system with aircraft maintenance events on the aircraft schedule for visibility
Utilize HubSpot for all aircraft AOG events and/or any discrepancy that has the potential to create trip interruption.
Coordinate with the Clay Lacy Director of Maintenance or Assistant Director of Maintenance quarterly to audit assigned aircraft and records.
Report all aborted flights and diversions to the Director of Maintenance or Assistant Director of
Produce an MIR and/or SDR for all aborted or diverted
Upon work completion by the DDOM he/she is to send the work package, Logbook Entry, and 102 Airworthiness Release form filled out without the signature to their assigned Clay Lacy Shared Director of Maintenance for review.
Work packages must be reviewed and all RII items must be identified before the package is sent to the maintenance provider to be quoted.
Aircraft CB/SB and ADs need to be reviewed every quarter and identify any CB/SBs that will increase the dispatch reliability of the aircraft.
A 12month maintenance budget must be produced for each aircraft assigned. Submission to the Director of Maintenance or Assistant Director of Maintenance must occur before the end of October annually.
Complete verification of all thirdparty maintenance providers utilized are approved Clay Lacy vendors before any work is performed on the assigned aircraft.
All parts ordering, service requests, and O. requests must be created through Corridor.
Other duties as requested.