Aircraft component repair advisor supporting Resicum’s global U.S. Government aviation programs. Training, supervising, and mentoring international military aviation maintenance personnel.
Responsibilities
Serve as an Aircraft Components Repair Supervisor Advisor to FMS partner nations
Provide technical supervision, instruction, and mentorship to international aviation maintenance personnel
Conduct classroom and hands-on instruction on component inspection, disassembly, troubleshooting, repair, assembly, testing, and return-to-service procedures
Supervise component repair personnel in applying approved maintenance procedures
Assist with component removal, disassembly, inspection, repair, reassembly, testing, and installation
Provide guidance on technical manuals, component maintenance publications, overhaul procedures, work packages, engineering instructions, and technical data
Determine component serviceability in accordance with approved technical data and maintenance procedures
Provide instruction on precision measurement, tolerances, clearances, wear limits, and inspection requirements
Guide the use, care, inspection, calibration, and accountability of specialized tools, equipment, and test equipment
Develop and implement standardized component repair procedures and maintenance practices
Provide instruction and mentorship on aircraft forms, component records, maintenance documentation, inspection records, and technical reporting
Advise maintenance leadership on component repair capability, maintenance effectiveness, readiness, supply issues, and technical concerns
Identify recurring component failures and recommend corrective actions
Support maintenance training, qualification, progression, continuation training, inspections, evaluations, quality-control activities, and readiness assessments
Support troubleshooting and fault isolation of aircraft components and associated systems
Mentor technicians, mechanics, supervisors, quality-control personnel, and other aviation maintenance personnel
Develop lesson plans, training materials, presentations, and technical training programs
Support aircraft induction, fielding, acceptance, modification, modernization, and operational sustainment activities
Conduct advisory activities in accordance with military regulations, technical manuals, aviation publications, safety requirements, and program directives
Foster professional relationships supporting U.S. Government Foreign Military Sales programs
Requirements
Former U.S. Army 15K Aircraft Components Repair Supervisor or equivalent U.S. military aviation component repair professional
Documented experience performing, supervising, or managing aircraft component repair and maintenance
Experience supervising or mentoring aviation maintenance personnel performing component inspection, repair, overhaul, assembly, and testing
Experience with aircraft component disassembly, inspection, troubleshooting, repair, reassembly, and testing
Strong knowledge of aircraft components, repair procedures, inspection requirements, and applicable technical publications
Experience interpreting and applying U.S. military aviation technical manuals, component maintenance publications, maintenance standards, and technical data
Experience with component serviceability determinations, tolerances, clearances, wear limits, and inspection criteria
Experience with aircraft maintenance forms, component records, inspection procedures, and maintenance documentation
Familiarity with precision measurement tools and specialized component repair equipment
Understanding of military aviation maintenance standards, safety practices, and quality-control procedures
Ability to train and mentor international military aviation maintenance personnel
Ability to identify component repair deficiencies and provide effective corrective guidance
Ability to work independently as a trusted aviation maintenance advisor
Ability to work effectively in international and cross-cultural environments
Ability to obtain and maintain required security clearances, passport, and visa requirements, as applicable
Preferred: Previous SATMO or TAFT program experience
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