The Maintenance Operations Control Coordinator (MOC)

The Maintenance Operations Control Coordinator (MOC) is responsible for the safe, efficient and economical performance of all company aircraft. This position assists the Maintenance Base Managers and Licensed AME’s in organizing the day-to-day planned work activities to meet the schedules and goals of the maintenance production. Upon direction, the Maintenance Operations Control Coordinator, prepares, sets up and starts daily operation. The Maintenance Operations Controller reports to the Director Maintenance. JOB DESCRIPTION Monitoring and coordination of all maintenance activities for each aircraft on a continuing bases, providing technical assistance as needed; Ensuring proper coordination of parts and parts shipping to the aircraft while in Out Station Bases. Reviewing all open items (Deferred Maintenance Items, Additional Work Cards and Maintenance Tolerances) on a daily basis; Coordinate with the operational control centre, supply chain, line maintenance and maintenance planning departments to utilize the ground times to maximize required maintenance activities; Coordinating between the various bases to ensure timely repair of items that require special tooling, expertise, or equipment not available in the line station environment; Assist Planning of scheduled maintenance tasks to meet the criteria required by the applicable maintenance programs; Monitoring and planning of deferred defects, or other unscheduled maintenance items to ensure the compliance with Minimum Equipment List (MEL) expiry times or policies within this manual; Providing feedback to the MOC Director/Person Responsible for Maintenance about opportunities to streamline maintenance programs and optimize fleet utilization; Liaise with operational control centre to control the flow and downtime of aircraft to meet operational and maintenance schedules; Liaise with Maintenance Manager, Manager of Materials Management and Manager of Quality Assurance to review nightly work load and correct the plan as needed; Verify technical dispatch as related to time expired items verses the work plan; Working with the Manager of Materials Management to plan removal of loaner parts in a cost effective manner; Planning work with contract companies); Review delays and relay issues or concerns to the MOC Director/Maintenance/Person Responsible for Maintenance; Actively promote safety and quality within the organization and department by encouraging employee participation in SMS and ensuring effective communication with all stakeholders; Comply with all SMS and safety policies, processes and standards; All other duties and projects as assigned by the Director Maintenance JOB REQUIREMENTS Must have completed a Transport Canada approved program in Aviation Maintenance or have received equivalent training recognized by Transport Canada; Possession of Aircraft Maintenance Engineering License (M2 rating) required; Minimum 2 years’ experience working on transport category aircraft; Endorsement/experience on the CRJ and DHC 100/300 is an asset; Proven ability to liaise with other Company personnel and outside agencies; Must have a good understanding of Aircraft Maintenance Programs; Strong computer, communication and organizational skills; Experience and knowledge in troubleshooting, repair and installation; Ability to work independently as well as in a team environment; Shift work is required: applicants must be available to work nights; Must have a valid passport, and be able to travel to an outstation. Thrives in a fast-paced environment with a high tolerance for change Flexible to work irregular hours including evenings, weekends, and holidays Ability to lift up to 75 lbs; frequent standing, walking, pushing, and pulling What We Offer Benefits : Dental care, disability insurance, employee assistance program, extended health care, life insurance, on-site parking, paid time off, vision care, RRSP Flight Engineer Rotations : Unique opportunity to travel and fly across C…

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