Aircraft Mechanic Level IV (Manager)

Aircraft Mechanic Manufacturing Technology IV

Job Description:

All listed activities will be performed in compliance with all applicable company, customer/manufacturer-specific, and aviation regulations; possibly in English.

• Leading (technical and disciplinary) a department in aircraft manufacturing/maintenance (military/civilian) (e.g., instructing, developing, motivating, and evaluating employees, etc.); Initiating disciplinary action if necessary

• Ensuring compliance with all applicable aviation and occupational safety regulations (e.g., EASA Part 145/21G, military regulations, German Occupational Safety and Health Act (ArbSiG), German Social Accident Insurance (BG) regulations, etc.)

• Conducting short-term personnel deployment planning and scheduling

• Executing orders while considering the framework conditions regarding deadlines, quality, and costs through the efficient use of personnel, machinery, materials, and equipment (e.g., staggering work schedules, flextime arrangements, etc.); in coordination with supervisors

• Reorganizing workflows and equipment in the event of disruptions and bottlenecks; identifying alternative production/repair options

• Monitoring production and quality indicators; Initiating corrective actions as needed, in consultation with supervisors

• Preparing for and participating in internal audits

• Clarifying procedures and discrepancies, and supporting specialist departments (e.g., production control, engineering, purchasing, etc.)

• Performing maintenance and repair planning for machines and equipment

• Coordinating, controlling, and supervising all production processes within the work area

• Initiating orders for tools and equipment

• Entering/maintaining data (time tracking) and reporting back to X-Time/BDE; SAP

• Preparing and executing complex repairs, new productions, and assemblies in all authorized systems and material areas (e.g., metalwork, carpentry, upholstery, composites); depending on training and authorization; According to specific specifications (approved data)

• Performing special manufacturing processes (e.g., machine bending, tube bending, etc.)

• Planning, preparing, and executing field service (e.g., replacing pipes, installing carpets, on-site repairs, etc.)

• Determining parts and material availability based on predefined manufacturing documents

• Selecting and implementing the necessary manufacturing processes, equipment, and tools

• Creating simple manufacturing aids

• Checking parts/components for accuracy and completeness (e.g., correct type, part numbers, quantity, etc.)

• Removing and cutting semi-finished products and returning leftover stock

• Setting up, repositioning, and, if necessary, adjusting assembly fixtures, machines, and manufacturing aids

• Setting up measuring instruments and performing measurements

• Documenting and signing off on the work performed and test results in the production route cards as part of the documented operator inspection (DWP) Feedback in the RMS and time recording in the MES system

• Performing maintenance and cleaning work on hand tools (riveting tools, drills, grinders, etc.)