Maintenance Controller - VMG

About the role

The Maintenance Control Coordinator performs administrative duties in maintenance control, assigns aircraft to the daily flight schedule and releases aircraft "Safe for Flight" in accordance with OPNAV 4790.2B series. The work is carried out in a hangar, shop or flight-line environment and may involve lifting objects up to 50 pounds.

Key responsibilities

• Process and screen VIDS/MAF forms from aircrew and maintenance technicians, and maintain the Aircraft Discrepancy Book
• Assist in scheduling aircraft into the maintenance program and, when assigned, release all TMS aircraft "Safe for Flight"
• Coordinate the daily flight schedule and configuration with duty and work centers, and coordinate daily, turnaround and special inspections
• Coordinate aircraft moves and static displays, and liaise with base personnel on fuel, hush house, corrosion hangar and other requirements
• Work with the down desk supervisor and, during detachments, coordinate maintenance tasks to meet the flight schedule

Required profile

• At least eight years of aircraft maintenance and material support experience, including six years in a maintenance control position covering workload assignment, shift duties and safe-for-flight qualification in the last two years
• Experience coordinating daily flight operations personnel for scheduled and unscheduled maintenance
• High school diploma or equivalent; previous military members must provide a DD214 with an honorable discharge
• State driver's license and ability to obtain and maintain a Secret US Government clearance (US citizenship required)
• Able to work all shifts and schedules, and able to handle the physical demands of a hangar or flight-line environment

Required skills

• Knowledge of technical directives, NAMP programs and basic supply procedures
• Thorough working knowledge of maintenance/technical manuals, aircraft maintenance records and aircraft systems
• Ability to schedule and track maintenance, inspections, preservation, oil sampling and engine washes
• Clear, concise communication and use of two-way radio equipment
• Preferred: recent experience with F-18, EA-18G, E-2C, MH-60S or F-16 aircraft

What we offer

• Pay of $57.30 per hour (rate set by the collective bargaining agreement)
• Health, dental and vision insurance, paid time off and holidays
• Retirement benefits including 401(k) matching, educational reimbursement, parental leave and employee stock purchase plan