Maintenance Supervisor/Coordinator Avionics

• In accordance with the GAFAE Collective Agreement

• Responsible for all Avionics work being accomplished at the Ottawa facility including modifications, line maintenance, and Battery/ wire harness repair shops;
• Assign ACA holders, Technicians to their various tasks;
• Ensures that all maintenance performed by employees working under his/her responsibility is to proper standards and uses approved materials and practices;
• Ensures all planned Task cards, periodic inspections, and Deferred Maintenance Items (DMIs) are carried out in a timely manner;
• Ensures that all work carried out is properly documented in accordance with the PMM and that the proper certification is entered in the log books. In the case where a repair is accomplished to an aircraft that requires periodic inspections, advises the Director of Quality Assurance in writing;
• Ensures proper completion of all Aircraft Part Tags, both serviceable and unserviceable, are completed or originated;
• Responsible for the care and control of Company owned publications, tools, and equipment by personally ensuring that publications, tools and equipment are returned after use;
• Ensure facility housekeeping by personally ensuring that the hangar, equipment and office areas are left in a neat, clean and orderly fashion at the end of his/her shift;
• Ensures that any required Maintenance Irregularity Reports (MIRs), Service Difficulty Reports (SDRs), Daily Status Reports and Aircraft Problem Communication Reports are completed and sent in a timely manner;
• Responsible for OH&S compliance while on shift;
• Other duties as assigned.

• Previous supervisory training and/or experience considered an asset;
• Must hold valid Transport Canada Aircraft Maintenance Engineers License E category;
• ACA considered an asset;
• Must be familiar with maintenance control – technical operation functions;
• Must possess superior interpersonal & communication skills for internal and external customers;
• Ability to communicate in Aboriginal Languages considered an asset;
• Must be adept at managing multiple priorities and deadlines under minimal supervision;
• Ability to communicate in Inuktut a definite asset;
• Ability to obtain and retain an Airport Restricted Area Identity Card in accordance with the Airport Restricted Area Access Clearance Program regulated by Transport Canada.

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